| A class is a blueprint for the creation of objects with the same configuration for properties and methods | An interface is a collection of properties and methods that HELPS to describe an object, but it does not provide implementation or INITIALIZATION for them |
| A class will have abstract or concrete methods | Interface will have abstract methods only. From Java 8 onwards, it supports static as well as default methods |
| Does not support multiple inheritance. | Multiple Inheritance is supported |
| An interface can be implemented by a class | Interface cannot be implemented by another interface, but it is possible to extend an interface |
| Using extends keyword, a class can be inherited from another class | Interface cannot INHERIT a class, but it can inherit an interface |
| It can have all types of members(PUBLIC, private or, OTHERS) | Members are public by default, but you can use other access specifiers also for the interface members |
