1) Final, Static and Interface keywords. (a) Briefly discuss how final prefix is used on attribute, method, and class in order to build a library of security related functions. (b) Discuss the two (2) differences between an interface method and an abstract method, and provide example of an interface with a single method using Java code segment. (c) Briefly discuss how static prefix is used on attribute, method, and class in order to build a library of mathematics functions.

1) Final, Static and Interface keywords. (a) Briefly discuss how final prefix is used on attribute, method, and class in order to build a library of security related functions. (b) Discuss the two (2) differences between an interface method and an abstract method, and provide example of an interface with a single method using Java code segment. (c) Briefly discuss how static prefix is used on attribute, method, and class in order to build a library of mathematics functions.

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