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In Java, when should you use an interface instead of an abstract class?
That makes sense. Can you give me an example of when you might prefer to use an interface over an abstract class?
Sure! Let's say you have a bunch of different classes that all need to be able to be serialized to JSON. To ensure that each of those classes can be serialized, you might define a JSONSerializable interface and have each class implement that interface. This way, you can serialize any object that implements the JSONSerializable interface without worrying about the implementation details of each class.