Why we can't create the object of abstract class ?
Answer Posted / talk
Because object means it will occupy memory and 'do something'
but what exactly it will do ?? it is not told in an abstract
class as because there is only abstract methods declared but
not defined. Therefore, there is not meaning to create an
object which does not have any definition.
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