What is the difference between abstract method and a final method?
Answer Posted / Tarun Kumar
"An Abstract Method in OOP is a method that has been declared but not implemented within a class. It serves as a blueprint for subclasses to implement their own versions of the method. A Final Method, on the other hand, cannot be overridden by any subclass. It provides a guaranteed implementation across all classes and instances."
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