A class implementing an interface
has to implement all the methods of the interface, but
if that class is implementing an abstract class
is it necessary to implement all abstract methods
?
If not, can we create the object
of that class which is implementing the Abstract class
???
In C#, I know that I can overload the constructor for a class by specifying it in the body of the class: public class MyClass() { public MyClass(String s) { ... } } This overrides the default ...