What is the 'default' keyword used for in interfaces?
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In Java, the default keyword is used in interfaces to provide a default implementation for methods. Before Java 8, interfaces could only contain abstract methods without an implementation. The introduction of default methods allows interfaces to have methods with a body, which can be inherited by classes that implement the interface without the need for an overriding implementation.