what is difference between abstraction and interface?
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Answer / kavitha
Abstract classes define methods and interfaces declare
methods.
Interfaces declare methods without implementation.
Abstract classes are very much useful when there is a same
functionality across various classes.
Interfaces are useful for classes which varies in
functionality and with the same method signature.
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A class becomes an abstract class when it has atleast one
abstract method(a method with no definition).The major
difference between abstract classes and interfaces is that
an abstract class can contain both methods with zero
definition as well as methods with definition.But an
interface is one in which all the methods are with no
definition.
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Answer / muthusenthil
Abstract class contains one or more unimplemented methods
left for future implementation by its derived class.it has
all property of class it cannot be instantiated.it provides
default behaviour.
Interface is mear specification nothing is implemented its
just a declaration.in java using interface we can model
multiple inheritance. it provides design flexibility.
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Answer / munna
in abstraction we ca have abstract method and normal method
but in interface we must and should write only abstract methods
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Answer / pushpendra mishra
Abstract is used in Frame work but Interface is used in specification
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Answer / hitesh mandhyan
Abstraction is used in framework interface is used in
specification...
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Answer / meena
abstraction is used in framework
interface is used in specification
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Answer / ravikiran
abstraction is used in framework
interface is used in specification
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