What is the difference between an interface and abstract class?
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Answer / Nitin Agarwal
An interface is a reference type that only contains method signatures. A class can implement multiple interfaces, but cannot inherit from another class directly. An abstract class, on the other hand, can contain both method signatures (abstract methods) and concrete implementation for some methods. A class can inherit from an abstract class and must provide implementations for all abstract methods.
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