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why interfaces are faster than abstract classes?
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Answer / aruna raman
Actually abstract are faster than interfaces classes.
interfaces are Slow, requires extra indirection to find the
corresponding method in the actual class. Modern JVM's are
discovering ways to reduce this speed penalty.
Abstract Class ::
- It cannot defines all the methods
- It has subclass.
- Here, Subclass is useless
- A class can be extend an abstract class
Interface ::
- It defines all the methods
- It must have implementations by other classes, But there
will be no use of that.
- Only an interface can extend another interface.
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Answer / laxmikant
As Interfaces always have abstract methods, it needs less
time for compiler to compile them as compared to abstract
classes which may have well defined methods for sharing
among the classes which will extend it.
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Answer / m gangadhar
using interfaces over abstract classes is gives better
ferformance becoz interfaces does not have any constructor
but abstract classes can have. for this reason it does not
vaste time to create object.
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