Can you make an instance of an abstract class?
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Answer / srinu
No. The abstract class can not be instantiated. No use
abstract class can be instantiated. I tell u sample Example
HttpServlet class contain purley undefined methods but it
declared as a Abstract class still no use can be instantited
for HttpServlet
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Answer / rajasri
No, An abstract class can not be instantiated but we can
create reference for that class
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Answer / hemant chouhan
you cant create the object or instance of abstract class
but you can create the reference of that class .actually
the abstract is a incomplete class since you provide the
implementation in the subcalss of abstrace so jvm prevent
if any one create the instance of that class.
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Answer / anitha
Directly we con't Instantiate an Abstract Class.but through
an implementation class we can do it.
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