Hi,

There is no difference.
All methods of an interface are abstract and public by default.

So, you could even type:

interface Test {
void test();
}

and it will have the same exact effect as your examples.

Tamas



On 3/22/07, temp temp <miroconnect@(protected):
> What is the advantage of declaring method abstract in a intreface ?
>  for example
>  difference between
>  Intreface Test
>  {
>     public void test();
>  }
>
>  and
>
>  Intreface Test
>   {
>      public abstract void test();
>   }
>
>  Thanks & Regards
>  Sairam
>
>
>
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