oop - Do interfaces have a constructor in Java?

Question

I know that interfaces in Java are handled by the virtual machine as abstract classes. So, every class in Java, abstract or not has a constructor. Does this mean that interfaces have a constructor too? Because too me on one hand makes sense to have a constructor since they are abstract classes. On the other hand it doesn′t make sense since interfaces don′t have any attributes to initialize. So how does it actually work?

Answer 1

Interfaces don't have constructors. Their implementations do.