An abstract method is a method with no implementation. So would like to know what is the purpose of calling it if there is no
implementation?
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Abstract Method
An abstract method is a method with no implementation. So would like to know what is the purpose of calling it if there is no
implementation?
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Re: Abstract Method
An abstract method will placed in abstract class. For each direct subtype from abstract class should implement these abstract method. So:
"So would like to know what is the purpose of calling it if there is no
implementation?"
is wrong, you couldn't call an abstract method.
You could google with keyword abstract class & abstract method to understand more.
Re: Abstract Method
Java Abstract Methods - Stack Overflow ...Try this link it might help
snowie (March 7th, 2014)
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