is memory to the abstract class allocated ..or objects not
instantiated
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Answer Posted / rashid
Abstract class object can no be created so memory is not
allocated for abstract class (or we can say class object)
but we can still call static methods of abstract class and
those static methods can you static member objects of that
class, right?
How do they get executed without memory allocation?
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