#abstract class in java

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What is Abstract class in Java and how to Abstract class in Java

An abstract class in Java is one that is intended to be subclassed by other classes and cannot be instantiated on its own. It can have concrete methods, abstract methods, or a mix of both; it acts as a model for other classes.

Abstract Keyword:

The abstract keyword is used to declare an abstract class. Abstract classes may have abstract methods (methods without a body) as well as concrete methods (methods with a body).

Abstract class in java with abstract methods and examples. An abstract class can have abstract and non-abstract (concrete) methods and can't

Abstract Methods:

Abstract classes can have abstract methods, which are declared without a body and are meant to be implemented by the subclasses.

Abstract class in java with abstract methods and examples. An abstract class can have abstract and non-abstract (concrete) methods and can't

Subclassing:

When you extend an abstract class, you must either provide concrete implementations for all the abstract methods in the subclass or declare the subclass as abstract.

Abstract class in java with abstract methods and examples. An abstract class can have abstract and non-abstract (concrete) methods and can't

Constructor:

Abstract classes can have constructors, and they are invoked when a subclass object is created. However, abstract classes cannot be instantiated directly.

Abstract class in java with abstract methods and examples. An abstract class can have abstract and non-abstract (concrete) methods and can't

Usage:

Abstract classes are useful when you want to provide a common interface or functionality that should be shared among multiple related classes.

Abstract class in java with abstract methods and examples. An abstract class can have abstract and non-abstract (concrete) methods and can't

In this example, Shape is an abstract class with an abstract method draw() and a concrete method display(). The Circle class extends Shape and provides a concrete implementation of the draw() method. The display() method is inherited from the Shape class.

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Java: Type of Classes

Java: Type of Classes

Pre-Requisite: Java: Class In a previous post, you have got an understanding of java class declaration and creation.

Types of classes

Java supports lots of types of classes:

Concrete Class

Abstract Class

POJO Class

Static Class

Nested Class/Inner Class

Final Class

Anonymous Class

Lambda Expression

Here we will discuss these classes in detail.

Concrete Class

A concrete class is a normal class that…

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Java: Abstract Class Vs Interface

Java: Abstract Class Vs Interface

Abstract class and interface in java used to provide abstraction but there are lots of differences:

Abstract Class Interface Abstraction(0 to 100%) Abstraction(100%) Abstract class implemented by keyword ‘extends‘ Interface implemented by using keyword ‘implements‘ Abstract class also can not be instantiated but can be invoked if the main() method exists. Interfaceis completely abstract…

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Java: Abstract Class

Abstraction in Java

Abstraction is a concept to show only essential detail i.e hide internal detail and show functionality in simple terms. To achieve abstraction in Java, use abstract class or interface.

Example: In ATM we don’t know how internally work. In a Car don’t know about the internal mechanism.

Ways to achieve Abstraction

We can achieve abstraction in two ways:

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Abstract Class In Java Explained with Examples - Javaians

Abstract Class in Java is created using the abstract keyword. We cannot create object of this class. Abstract Class in different from Java Interface.