Difference between abstract class and interface
Answer Posted / rajasekhar
Interface:
=>In interface we cann't implement methods.
=>We can write any number of mothods. But all those methods
are by default abstract and public.
Abstract Class:
=>In abstract class none/more abstract and non-abstract
mothods we can declare.
=>We can implement mothods in abstract class.
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