rajesh

• Nov 4th, 2005

 

Hai,

an abstract class cant contain a private constructor bcs, as the abstract class is to be subclassed and when the object of the subclass is created the constructor of the super class is called  and for this mechanism to be done the superclass's(the abstract class) constructor is not to be private.

navneetgoyal2000

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• Jan 6th, 2011

 

I suppose yes, an ABS class can have a Private Constructor, AS LONG AS there is another C'Tor in the ABS class, which is PUBLIC AND, derived class C'TOR is written in a way, to call only PUBLIC C'TOR of ABS class.

I think, we should check it on programming, for better understanding.