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difference

Posted by siddhant kumar on May 10, 2001 at 6:44 AM


In abstract class u can declare as well as define the methods. means there will be body of the methods in abstract class. but in interfaces u define most common methods are declared only, i.e. signature of the methode is placed in the interface.

bye Siddhant Kumar
INDIA
> Hi,
> I have one doubt regarding Abstract Classes and interfaces.
> Tell me exact differences between these with clear example.
> Thanks,
> Balaji






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