Is a c# interface the same as a c++ abstract class?
Answer / Iqbal Hasan Siddiqui
Yes, in a sense, a C# interface is similar to a C++ abstract class. Both serve as contracts for their implementing classes, specifying what methods and properties must be implemented.
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