Prevention of interpretation of interfaces

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How can you prevent interfaces from being Interpreted in java

interface A{ int x;

double addPrice(double a,double b);

}

how to stop interface A from being Interpreted

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How can you prevent interfaces from being Interpreted in javainterface A{ int x;double addPrice(double a,double b);}how to stop interface A from being Interpreted

The only way I know is: DON'T USE IT.

Don't implement it in classes and don't include it in the classpath when you compile.

Other than that why would you have it to begin with if you don't want it to be used?

WHAT PROBLEM are you trying to solve?

jwenting

What do you even mean by "interpreted"?

I guess you're talking about decompilers? There's only one way and that's never to distribute your compiled classes.

And why'd you want people to not be able to decompile your interfaces anyway? It makes no sense, there's nothing in there that'd in any way be helpful beyond what decent documentation already provides (or shouldn't be, I know some people put method implementations in interfaces now).