When and why we use Abstract class and what is the benefit of Abstract Class

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When and why we use Abstract class and what is the benefit of Abstract Class

Posted by Azam in OOP | Others on Feb 12, 2010

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Abstract classes are classes that contain one or more abstract method. an abstract method is a method that is declared but contains no information.

Posted by kanchan setia on Feb 03, 2011

Abstract class can have abstract methods or it can have implemented methods it gives generalize definition for the class.

So we can inherit abstract class and provide the implementation to that methods as per the requirments

Posted by Uday Gaikwad on Aug 25, 2010

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