relatable interface in java

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hi;

i want to confrim one thing that is there any predefined interface present in java that is predefined by developers
called "Relatable".

i think it is a predefined interface provided by developers of java. and it is used for compare the size of objects.
if it is then please explain it.

regards
pardeep jangra

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No, there is no such thing. You could confirm this for yourself quite easily just by looking at the javadocs.

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Additionally, there's no need for a distinct interface for comparing the size of objects. We already have Comparable and Comparator for comparing any objects you want to compare.

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I there is know word relatable. You have to check Java docs.

YoungWinston

867168 wrote:
i think it is a predefined interface provided by developers of java. and it is used for compare the size of objects.

If there were such an animal, I suspect it would have been given a much better name. "Relatable" means almost the same thing in English as "Comparable"; and there's already one of those.

Winston

EJP

I think it is a predefined interface provided by developers of java

You are mistaken. Just thinking it doesn't make it so.

I there is know word relatable.

So?

You have to check Java docs.

Check them yourself.

There is no such interface in the JDK. If you have proof to the contrary please provide it.To assist you in your pointless endeavour, here is the index for 'R'.