What is difference between abstract class & final class
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1)abstrat class is just a incomplete class mean to say you
only declare a method when some class extends this abstart
class then it adds some facility in this class when you
define the method body those inherited from the abstract
class.
2)but the fianl class you cn't able to add the new
functionality to this class because extnd the class its not
just mean to make child clss but to means to facilitate
this class with some aditive coding .so means to say that
its complete class you don't able to add new functionality
in this class and you never extends this class .
thanks amit singh
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Answer / amit saxena
Abstract class is the one which is suppose to be extended
but
when we declare a class as final, we cannot extend it.
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Answer / rajabhau
abstract class can not instantiate.
abstract class can not create abstract constructor or static method.abstract class must be inherited. and vice versa final class.
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Answer / guest
abstract class is a class that has no direct instance in
the system but final class is a class in which we found the
correct answer
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Answer / shivshankar gupta
1.final class is variable but abstract class not a variable
2.abstract method declare public and default but final class declare public...
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Answer / pallavi
An abstract class is one which can't be instantiated, as it
contains one or more abstract methods( methods that are
only declared, their implementation is left for
subclasses).An abstract class always needs to be extended
in order to be used.
A Final class is one which can't be extended/inherited.
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Answer / farhad
A final class CANNOT be extended or subclassed however it can be instantiated:
final class A{
}
class B{
A a = new A(); //<<< instantiating final class A
We cannot say:
class B extends A //!!! that's a NO NO.
On the other hand abstract class can be subclassed but CANNOT be instantiated.
abstract class A{
}
class B extends A{
}
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