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when to for abstract class and when to go for interface

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when to for abstract class and when to go for interface..

Answer / sumit kumar

if your class design have some common and some different
behavior then go for - abstract class
if your class design have only different behavior then go
for interface.

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when to for abstract class and when to go for interface..

Answer / chandra d

If your class design has multiple implementations then we
can go for Interface.
if your class design is having some specific features and
some other features may change .. then we can go for
Abstract class

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