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Matteo Giacometti
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What's the difference (with a simple example code, please) between Abstract Class and Interface?
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Peter Guillebaud
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Hi, I'm not too sure about this either but I think that the abstract class can include fully defined methods whereas an interface cannot. The interface just lists the method names and signatures that the subclasses must implement.
Johannes de Jong
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