Can classes declared using the abstract keyword cab be instantiated?
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Answer / Pramod Singh Bisht
"No, classes declared as abstract cannot be instantiated because they are meant to be used as base classes for other classes. An abstract class contains one or more abstract methods (methods without an implementation) and can have both abstract and concrete (implemented) methods."
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