## Uses of Interface
org.eclipse.jdt.core.IParent

Packages that use IParent
org.eclipse.jdt.core: The Java model is the set of classes that model the objects associated with creating, editing, and building a Java program.

### Uses of IParent in org.eclipse.jdt.core

Subinterfaces of IParent in org.eclipse.jdt.core
`interface` `IClassFile` Represents a single `.class` file, holding the binary form of either a type or a module: A class file of type `IOrdinaryClassFile` has a single child of type `IType`, a class file of type `IModularClassFile` has a single child of type `IModuleDescription`. Class file elements need to be opened before they can be navigated.
`interface` `ICompilationUnit` Represents an entire Java compilation unit (source file with one of the `Java-like extensions`).
`interface` `IField` Represents a field declared in a type.
`interface` `IImportContainer` Represents an import container is a child of a Java compilation unit that contains all (and only) the import declarations.
`interface` `IInitializer` Represents a stand-alone instance or class (static) initializer in a type.
`interface` `IJavaModel` Represent the root Java element corresponding to the workspace.
`interface` `IJavaProject` A Java project represents a view of a project resource in terms of Java elements such as package fragments, types, methods and fields.
`interface` `IMember` Common protocol for Java elements that can be members of types.
`interface` `IMethod` Represents a method (or constructor) declared in a type.
`interface` `IModularClassFile` Represents the class file of a module description ("module-info.class").
`interface` `IModuleDescription` Represents a Java module descriptor.
`interface` `IOrdinaryClassFile` Ordinary form of a `IClassFile` which holds exactly one `IType`.
`interface` `IPackageFragment` A package fragment is a portion of the workspace corresponding to an entire package, or to a portion thereof.
`interface` `IPackageFragmentRoot` A package fragment root contains a set of package fragments.
`interface` `IType` Represents either a source type in a compilation unit (either a top-level type, a member type, a local type, an anonymous type or a lambda expression) or a binary type in a class file.
`interface` `ITypeRoot` Represents an entire Java type root (either an `ICompilationUnit` or an `IClassFile`).