What is the difference between inheritance and abstract class?
Answer / Vinay Prakash
Inheritance is a mechanism where a derived class acquires the properties, methods, and behaviors of its base class. An abstract class is a base class that cannot be instantiated directly but can be inherited by other classes to provide a generalized structure for those classes. Unlike abstract classes, inherited classes can be instantiated.
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