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thx a lot...
thx a lot...
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So the use of abstract class is like providing...
So the use of abstract class is like providing some common characteristics to child classes, but these characteristics can't be used by instantiating objects to this abstract class, as it is not...
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What is the difference between interface, abstract, and ordinary class?
I'm still confused about the meaning of interface, and abstract classes, and don't know what is the difference between them and ordinary class, and in what situations we use interface or abstract...
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