Answer Posted / sam

Yes

abstract class test{
int i=10;
abstract void method();
test(){
System.out.println("Abstract class constructor");
}
}
public class test1 extends test{
void method(){
//implement abstract method of test
}
public static void main(String args[]){
test1 t=new test1();
}
}

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