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What's the difference between Interface and Abstract class?

qunfeng wang
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First I think the interface is for mutil-inherentace. Because java doesn't allow mutil-inherentace.
But why C++ have interface? I need some clearition on these two concepts.
Thank you in advance?


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Michael Ernest
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I can't tell between your topic subject and your post what you're really after.

But it may help to think of an interface as a 'pure' abstract class.


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qunfeng wang
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Sorry.
I should search this topic first.
Thank you anyway.
 
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