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hon123456 - 20 Jan 2006 09:49 GMT
Dear all,

        If I write the following code:

       public abstract class A {
            ......
       }

       ----------------------------------------------
       public abstract class B extends A {
             .......
       }

       public class C extends B {

           ........
        }

Is the above code valid, if two layer of abstract class is declared and
finally inherited by
class C?

Thanks
Ed - 20 Jan 2006 10:10 GMT
hon123456 skrev:

> Dear all,

> Is the above code valid, if two layer of abstract class is declared and
> finally inherited by
> class C?
>
> Thanks

Yes.

.ed

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Ashish - 20 Jan 2006 12:21 GMT
Yes,
It is absolutely possible.
All the abstract methods in A must either be implemented in B or in C
And all abstract methods in B must be implemented in C.


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