What is the difference between Abstract and Interface?
Answer Posted / narendra mishra
Abstract->Abstract Method are the method without any
body.When derived class inherit the abstract method from
the abstract class It must override the abstract method.
Interface->Interface also define properties, method and
event which are known as the member of an interface.
Interface contain only the declaration of members.
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