Babel Users' Guide

Abstract

class B implements A { void display(); } class C extends B { void printMe(); } class D implements-all A { } } object.A is an interface that has two methods display() and print(). Both of these methods take no arguments and return no value. (We will discuss arguments and return values in the next section.) Since object.A is an interface, there is no implementation associated with it, and Babel will not generate any implementation code associated with it. Doc Last Modified January 3, 2012