I know that a Java class can have one parent class (extends) and implement some interfaces (implements). Is there a limit in the number of interfaces that a class can implement?
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1In English please – Reimeus Jun 16 '18 at 11:54
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2Pleas use English or write your questione here [link](https://pt.stackoverflow.com) – marekmuratow Jun 16 '18 at 11:55
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would vote to close this question – flyingfox Jun 16 '18 at 12:01
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I redirect you here and the answer of @Jivings:
How much interfaces a class file can implement
From the Java VM Specification on Limitations of the JVM:
The number of direct superinterfaces of a class or interface is limited to 65535 by the size of the interfaces_count item of the ClassFile structure.
That is the only limitation. And it is due to the structure of the compiled Java bytecode.
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