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Which among the following two is best and why? Abstract
Class and Interface. What is the major difference in between
those two except the discrete methods and methods with
function definition.
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Answer / anitha
a)for Future, we can provide extra services in Abstract
Class ,these futures can able to access all of its
Clients. And also it supports reusability.
suppose the implementer need not provide implementation
for all the methods.
Where as in Interface we don’t have this future(reusability
and extra servicess).
each implementer need to provide
implementation for all the methods and
also we cont provide extra services in
future.The interface should be constant.
b)Interface can support multiple inheritance where as
abstract class does not.
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Answer / avinash
Interface:
Can inherit more than one Interface.
Cannot contain concret Methods.
Cannot specify Access Modifiers.( by default all are Public)
Abstract:
Cannot inerit more than one abstract class.
Can contain concrete Methods.
Can specify Access Modifiers.
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Answer / jignesh contractor
(1) Interface have no concrete methods implemented while
abstract class can have.
(2) Interface can come into the chain of inheritance while
Abstract class can't.
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Answer / annn
Interface:
Cannot have access modifier
Cannot have concrete methods
Is a part of inheritance
we can create a object of interface
Abstract:
Can have access modifier
Can have concrete methods
Is not a part of inheritance
we cannot create a object of interface
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