What is the difference between a virtual method and an abstract method?
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Answer / Manju Rani
An abstract method is an incomplete method declared in a base class that must be implemented by its derived classes, while a virtual method can have an implementation in the base class but also allows derived classes to override it if necessary. Virtual methods are denoted by the 'virtual' keyword.
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