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Ravi Sant8-Nov-11 21:15
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There is no limit to how many interfaces a class can implement.

It clearly depends on your requirement.
The class gets complex with each additional interface implemented.
Allowing multiple interfaces to class gives us some benefit of being robust and scalable.

Practically, a typical class implements one or two interfaces. but, again it depends on what you want to achieve.
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