INTERFACE
- An interface is pure contract
- Interface must be public
- It may be left unused after declaration
- When used, Implementing class must override all methods provided by that interface.
- It contains only unimplemented methods and no function definitions
- Variable must be abstract and final
- Methods take abstract as default.
- A single class can implement multiple interfaces.
- Interface properties are included with "implements" key word
ABSTRACT CLASS
- Abstract class must contain at least one abstract method
- It can contain function body
- It contains both implented and unimplemented method.
- It allows both abstract and non abstract methods.
- It must be used if declared, otherwise compiler gives an error.
- It may be public or protected.
- Only one class can extend abstract class.
- Abstract properties are included with extends keyword.
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