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OCR: Section Description Library The library section is simply a container for the interface and coclass sections, By convention, library names begin with the letter L. Interface The interface section is the guts of the ODL file. It declares your Java class' functions and variables that you want to convert to methods and proper- ties of your Java control. By convention, interface names begin with the letter I. Coclass The coclass section, which stands for "component object class," declares the sets of interfaces in the library. (You can use this section to declare multiple sets of interfaces, but for simplicity I'll pretend ODL files contain only one set.) The name of. the coclass should match the name of your Java class. By convention, coclass names begin with the letter C. Figure 6: The three sections of ODL files.