What is the difference between Abstract and Interface?
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Answer / narendra mishra
Abstract->Abstract Method are the method without any
body.When derived class inherit the abstract method from
the abstract class It must override the abstract method.
Interface->Interface also define properties, method and
event which are known as the member of an interface.
Interface contain only the declaration of members.
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Answer / nikhila
Abstract class contain both complete and incomplete methods
The implementation for abstract methods will be in derived class. Access specifier will allow
Interface contains only incomplete methods.The implementation will be in other class.Access specifier will not allow.by default public can use
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