Is it possible to inherit an ABSTRACT class at multilevel ??? Plz help, I tried but, compiler gives an error that child class is not abstract . . so on . . .
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Multilevel inheritance of an abstract class
Is it possible to inherit an ABSTRACT class at multilevel ??? Plz help, I tried but, compiler gives an error that child class is not abstract . . so on . . .
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Re: Multilevel inheritance of an abstract class
What do you mean multi-level? A class can of course extend an Abstract class, as long as it is either a) abstract itself or b) implements the abstract methods defined in the parent abstract class (this includes any implemented interfaces not implemented in the abstract class).
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