Abstract Class vs Interface in C#: Demystifying the Difference
Abstract Class vs Interface in C#: Demystifying the Difference Introduction Few C# interview questions create as much confusion as: "What is the difference between an abstract class and an interface, and when should I use each?" Many developers memorize a comparison table: Abstract class → can have implementation Interface → defines a contract Abstract class → supports fields Interface → does not…
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