Question: What is wrong with the following interface:
public interface House {
    @Deprecated
    public void open();
    public void openFrontDoor();
    public void openBackDoor();
}
Answer The documentation should reflect why
open is deprecated and what to use instead.  For example:
public interface House { 
    /**
     * @deprecated use of open is discouraged, use
     * openFrontDoor or openBackDoor instead.
     */
    @Deprecated
    public void open(); 
    public void openFrontDoor();
    public void openBackDoor();
}
Question: Consider this implementation of the
House interface, shown in Question 1.
public class MyHouse implements House {
    public void open() {}
    public void openFrontDoor() {}
    public void openBackDoor() {}
}
If you compile this program, the compiler complains that open
has been deprecated (in the interface).  What can you do to get rid of that
warning?
Answer: You can deprecate the implementation of
open:
public class MyHouse implements House { 
    //The documentation is inherited from the interface.
    @Deprecated
    public void open() {} 
    public void openFrontDoor() {}
    public void openBackDoor() {}
}
Alternatively, you can suppress the warning:
public class MyHouse implements House { 
    @SuppressWarnings("deprecation")
    public void open() {} 
    public void openFrontDoor() {}
    public void openBackDoor() {}
}