What is abstract class ?
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Answer / sridevi
Abstract class is the class which can not be instantiated
but ca be derived. it can contain concreat and absract
methods
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Abstract class is a class,Which contains abstract methods
as well as Normal methods in it.
Abstract method is a method,Which are having only Method
header no Method Body (i.e No Defination).
These Abstract Methods should Override in Sub Classes.
Abstract Class is Not Instancible (i.e we can't create
Object for that class),why Because Abstract class is not
fully Defined.
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Answer / jyothish vakkom
a class containing a pure virtual function and which is
declared in d base class is called abstract class...which
contains abstract variables and methods
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abstract class is class which has abstractmethods and
definition only there has been no implementation.
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Answer / dharmendra nonia
abstract class is a class that can not be instanciated and
abstract class contain only abstract method. it can be
inharited and the method that is declare inside the
abstract class is override by the derived class.
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