what is the use of "mustinherit" keyword?
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we hav to override that method or class for furthe rusage
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when ever a class is a Abstract class, That class can't be
inherited to the derived class means that abstract class is
consider as Base class, And one more thing is In abstract
contains Concreate methods, means may or may not
implementation, if we want those class in derived classes
means we have to keep mustinherit key word.
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