When a class implements in interface, it must Group of answer choices overload all of the methods listed in the interface provide all of the nondefault methods that are listed in the interface, with the exact signatures and return types specified not have a constructor be an abstract class

provide all of the nondefault methods that are listed in the interface, with the exact signatures and return types specified

Explanation:

I am assuming the programming language is Java. Actually, none of the answers are 100% correct, but this one is the only one that is partially correct. The reason is the class implementing an interface can be abstract, and in this case it may not provide ALL nondefault methods.

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