interface Foo {
int ZERO = 0;
public int ONE = 1;
public static int TWO = 2;
public static final int THREE = 3;
void first();
abstract void second();
public abstract void third();
}
Which of the following are true (choose all that apply):
ZERO is not public
ONE is not static
TWO is not final
first() is not abstract
second() is not public
None of the above
One of the above
Two of the above
Three of the above
All of the above
And we reverse back to strict rules: no books, no googling, no internet, no compiling. Just stare at the code and think.