Given:
```java
public interface A {
a();
}
public interface B extends A {
b();
}
public interface C extends A {
public Path c();
}
public interface D extends B, C {
}
```
Why does D cause a compilation error?

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Given:
```java
public interface A {
 a();
}
public interface B extends A {
 b();
}
public interface C extends A {
 public Path c();
}
public interface D extends B, C {
}
```
Why does D cause a compilation error?

Accepted Answer

B. D inherits a() from B and C but the return types are incompatible.

Answer

A. D inherits a() only from C.

Answer

C. D inherits c() only from interface.

Answer

D. D does not define any method.

Given: ``java public interface A { a(); } public interface B extends A { b(); } public interface C extends A { public Path c(); } public interface D extends B, C { } `` Why does D cause a…

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