Answer Posted / anonymous

Yes we can Inherit abstract class into another abstract
class just like we inherit any other class. Since the
Inheriting class is also an Abstract class so there is also
no need to override the parent class methods.

Example:

namespace AbstractNamespace
{
public class AbstractClass1 //Parent Abstract Class
{
public abstract string MyFunction1();
}

public class AbstractClass2 : AbstractClass1 //Child
Abstract Class
{
public abstract string MyFunction2();
}

public class TestAbstractClasses : AbstractClass2
{
//Here you will need to override both the functions
//MyFunction1() and MyFunction2()
}
}

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