Answer Posted / ranganathkini
No a class cannot be marked "abstract" as well as "final".
Marking a class "abstract" means it contains partial
implementation of methods and hence depends on its
subclasses to provide concrete implementation.
Marking the class "final" means that no other class can
extend it and hence abstract classes cannot be marked final.
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