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Hi,  No,we can't  declare both final and abstract for the same method,B'coz if you declare method as abstract means we are declaring a method not actual a concrete method  so we need to override in the subclass. If you  declare the same method as ...
Category: Java   Tags : Abstract

Abstract classes: They are modeled with their names in italicsStatic Members: They are modeled with an underline ...
Category: OOPS   Tags : Abstract

If there is a functionality (like employee) that is common across specific classes, then specific classes (Hourly Employee) can be inherited from the common class. What if there is no common functionality, but there is a common contract that classes have ...
Category: Java   Tags : Abstract

it shud b (B)extendsbecos all remaining options tell the type of class or data....whereas extends implies extracting property of superclass ...
Category: Technical   Tags : Abstract

Interace is used when you need 100 % abstraction and this abstraction is used in whole application. While in abstract class abstraction is very depending on how many methods you made abstarct and abstract class is for specific module. Which other ...
Category: Java   Tags : Abstract

Abstract calss may have both concrete methods(abstract method) and non abstract methods. But it should contain atleast one abstract methods.All the methods in interface are abstract method by defaultly.non abstract methods are allowed. ...
Category: Java   Tags : Abstract

What is the difference between putting a class as abstract or if any of method in class is declared as abstract diference of these two while extending these two types of classes
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : karunakar
Category: Core Java   Tags : Abstract

A programmer writes an abstract class with common features and methods which will be implemented differently in different subclasses.The same programmer will provide subclasses to the abstract class.A programmer writes an interface when all the features ...
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Category: Java   Tags : Abstract

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 ...
Read Answers (1) | Asked by : Vivek
Category: Java   Tags : Abstract

Hi,Answer:Interface       :Interface is having Abstract methods only(i.e no implemention for that method).Any one(Class) can provide implementation for that methods.Interface can be used for multiple inheritance.Abstract ...
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Category: Java   Tags : Abstract

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