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Abstract Class v/s Interface
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Interface makes use of the keyword 'interface' that sets it apart from a
'class'.
Now, a class can be made abstract, and it is compulsory to have at least one
method abstract.
The other methods may OR may not be abstract, based on requirements.
Now, what sets an interface apart is that it is just like an abstract class
using the 'interface' keyword and One class can inherit as many Interfaces. So,
it is completely making use of multiple inheritance.
I hope this makes things clear!
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steve
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