Learn Java Programming - Interface Modifiers Tutorial
The following rules apply to a top-level (outer, non-nested) interface:
An interface is implicitly abstract.
An interface may have only the following legal modifiers: public, abstract, and strictfp. The default (package-private) access modifier is legal as well. Don't worry about strictfp, I haven't covered that one yet.
If the public access modifier is applied to an interface, the interface source code file name must match the name of the interface.
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