no,since we cannot instantiate objects for an Abstract class memory is not

is memory to the abstract class allocated ..or objects not
instantiated

Question Posted / swetha

Answer Posted / swetha

no,since we cannot instantiate objects for an Abstract class
memory is not allocated for an abstract class

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