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Add support for creating sub-interfaces by subclassing from an interface. A sub interface inherits all the interface members of its parents, and may add new interface items. It can also override parent members with new signatures, provided that any implementation of the child interface is also a valid implementation of the parent interface.
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Add support for creating sub-interfaces by subclassing from an interface.
A sub interface inherits all the interface members of its parents, and may add
new interface items. It can also override parent members with new signatures,
provided that any implementation of the child interface is also a valid
implementation of the parent interface.