Java Software Engineer Question:
Tell us what is the marker interface in Java?
Answer:
The marker interface in Java is an interfaces with no field or methods. In other words, it an empty interface in java is called a marker interface. An example of a marker interface is a Serializable, Clonable and Remote interface. These are used to indicate something to the compiler or JVM.
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