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WHAT IS ABSTRACT DATA TYPE
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Answer / amit
A set of data values and associated operations that are
precisely specified independent of any particular
implementation.
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Answer / hemanthkumar
Abstract is a keyword ,when we use abstract keyword to a method then it is called abstract method,which doesn't having any implementation(having only structure)
if a class having 1 or more abstract methods then that class is called abstract class
ex:
abstract class cal
{
abstract sum()
{}
sub()
{
//implementation
}
}
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Answer / amit
A set of data values and associated operations that are
precisely specified independent of any particular
implementation.
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Answer / suruthi.s
A data type which is created using abstract data process is
known as abstract data type.
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