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There can be a abstract class without abstract methods, but
what is the need to declare a class abstract if it doesn't
contain abstract methods?
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Answer Posted / srinidhi a.p
Abstract classes are a type of helper classes. i.e., they
help some other class to complete its job.
So, if there is no methods specified, then the instance or
static variables can serve something for other class which
extends it.
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