Difference between interface and abstract class?
Answer Posted / m.shanmuga sundaram rjnsoftwar
There are some subtle differences between an abstract class
and an interface
1)
A class can inherit multiple interfaces
A class can inherit only one abstract class
2)
An interface does not contain any access specifier,fields
and code. By default the access specifier is public.
An abstract class can contain any access specifier,fields
and code.
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