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What is The difference between abstract class and pure abstract class in OOPS C# Concepts?

Posted 30-Apr-13 19:26pm

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Roger Wright · Answer 1 · 2013-04-30T19:40:00

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Although I see a lot of discussion with little content when I Google on this issue, the key distinction seems to be that an abstract class contains at least one virtual method, and a pure abstract class has nothing but virtual methods. Why this would matter is beyond me... Neither class can be instantiated, so who cares? :-)

Posted 30-Apr-13 19:40pm

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Keith Barrow 1-May-13 6:35am

This. I've never needed to know the difference between those two. Might matter in other languages (hard to see how), but in c# never.

Member 8128040 · Answer 2 · 2013-04-30T19:44:00

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virtual methods.or abstract methods u r talking about and if it contains all abstract methods then y we r not going for Interfaces.

Posted 30-Apr-13 19:44pm

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