What is the difference between Abstract and Interface?
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Answer Posted / nikhila
Abstract class contain both complete and incomplete methods
The implementation for abstract methods will be in derived class. Access specifier will allow
Interface contains only incomplete methods.The implementation will be in other class.Access specifier will not allow.by default public can use
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