Answer Posted / rajesh dangi

I don't understand why ppl start writing responses without
writing a small code to confirm it.

Guys an abstract class too can have a constructer. Any time
a class inheriting an abstract class is instantiated, its
constructer would first call the constructor of the
abstract class. Try it yourself.
Plus, the method in the abstract class with the same name
(i.e. its constructer) is always considered as a
constructer and not any regular method. Even when the
constructer is public, you can not invoke the constructer
of an abstract class in a sub class inheriting the abstract
class. That method can not be invoked by our code since it
is an abstract class and can not be instantiated by us

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