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can abstract class have constructor how can you achive
this ?

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can abstract class have constructor how can you achive this ?..

Answer / rajasekharreddy.y

Yes abstract class must have the constructor, these
constructor we can achive by creating the instance of the
concreate subclass of the abstract class.

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can abstract class have constructor how can you achive this ?..

Answer / ravikiran

Yes abstract class has a constructor

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can abstract class have constructor how can you achive this ?..

Answer / bhargava

You cannot crate the constructor for an abstract class
directly. But you can create constructor for subclass for
an abstract class by making new class sub class for the
abstract class.

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Answer / guest

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