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Why are constructors allowed in an abstract classes if it cannot be instantiated?

When you create an abstract class, you are are allowed to create a constructor, but since abstract class is not the complete implementation it makes sense that it cannot be instantiated then how come it is possible to create a constructor?

14th Jul 2019, 12:25 PM
Rohan Rao
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