Is it necessary to mention public for a method in interface?

Answer 1

Generally no...? which language?

Answer 2

Hhhmmmmm, from the info I can find: seems they are public by default so you *shouldn't* have to, but all examples show public explicitly defined, so perhaps a conversation is to explicitly declare...

Simple way to find out: what happens if you don't?

Answer 3

Taste ah, so public is required in Java if you want it to be accessible outside the package? In TypeScript it's not even an option as it is inferred anyway...

Answer 4

Java

Answer 5

the default is package level scope, not public.
the method will be only accessible from the same package.

Answer 6

aah it seems that i really missed the point,