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Can we create instance for Abstract class?

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Can we create instance for Abstract class?..

Answer / pankaj nayal

@Ahmadjad

we can implement multiple inheritence through interface....
if you want to say some other thing just let us know...!!

public class a extends b implements c
{
}

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Can we create instance for Abstract class?..

Answer / rahul gupta

no,
we can not create instance of abstract class because we can
inherit abstract base class by its derived class .

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Can we create instance for Abstract class?..

Answer / sonia bandooni

CREATE A ABSTRACT CLASS USING ABSTRACT KEY
WE CAN CREATE INSTANCE OF ABSTRACT CLASS IN C# .

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Can we create instance for Abstract class?..

Answer / anand kumar dwivedi (bholu)

we can't create instance for an abstract class directly, but
with the help of DYNAMIC BINDING(in this case we can put the
ref. of parent class) we can create the object of abstract
class.
an example;

abstract class Temp
{
abstract void show();
void display()
{
System.out.println("possible to create");
}
}
class TestTemp extends Temp
{
void show()
{
System.out.println("we are providing body for abstract method");
}
public static void main(String[] args)
{
Temp temp = new TestTemp();
temp.show();
temp.display();
}
}

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Can we create instance for Abstract class?..

Answer / praveenbabu

I can create instance for abstract class.. :) if u want
answer mail me to praveenbabu.it2009@gmail.com :)

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Can we create instance for Abstract class?..

Answer / mohammed rafi

Its not possible to create a object for Abstract Class,
in that class atleast one method should be Abstract which
means dont have defination,if there is no defination its un-
complete class, when class is having all exiting methods
definations then only we can create the object.

Thumb role is abstract class incomplete class, we can
create object where class is completed.

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Can we create instance for Abstract class?..

Answer / deepak bankar

we can create instance for abstract class .
But we can not use this object

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Can we create instance for Abstract class?..

Answer / narasimha

Hello friends,

I have faced two questions plz let me know the asnswer for
this q---

1. why not create for the instance for abstract classan
what is the reasons for that.
2. wht not support the java,.net multiple inhiritece.what
is the reasons for that.

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