Abstract Classes vs Interfaces in Java: The Definitive Guide

In this video, we explore the key differences between abstract classes and interfaces in Java, two powerful features that are essential for designing flexible and reusable code.
Understanding when to use an abstract class or an interface is a common interview question and a must-know for any Java developer.
🔍 What You'll Learn:
The 8 key differences between Abstract Classes and Interfaces:
1. Method implementation
2. Fields or member variables
3. Multiple Inheritance
4. Constructors
5. Access Modifiers for Methods
6. Inheritance Type
7. Extends vs Implements
8. Use case - when to use
🛠 Example Code: You can find all the code examples from this video on my GitHub: github.com/cod...
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[@Harshal-vo3sr]

Good explanation 👌👌

[@CodingwalaShree]

Thank you 😊