What is the difference between Abstract Classes and
Interfaces? Give the answer as a table format....
Answer Posted / sandeep pokala
Interface is a set of abstract methods,all the methods have
to be overridden by the class which ever implements the
interface.
Abstract class is collection of data and methods,which are
abstract. In abstact class some methods may contain
defination,but in interface every method should be abstract
( no definations in the methods)
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