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Abstract classes vs Concreate classes
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Hi Friends,
Why do we need abstract class?
We can do every thing in concrete class.
Can anyone explain with example?
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I recommend you to read following articles. Although, they are taking about difference between Interface and Abstract class, still they have good inpust about why abstract classes are required.
Interfaces and Abstract Classes - the pillars of software design
Effective use of Interfaces and Abstract Classes
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