Note : simple/regular means, class without abstract and virtual keyword
Before going into differences between these, understand regular, abstract, virtual methods :
Regular Method : Has code body or code implementation and cannot be overridden
Virtual Method : Has code body or code implementation and can be overridden by extending class method using override keyword
Abstract Method : Doesn't have body or code implementation and can be overridden by extending class method using override keyword
Regular Class:
a) Can be constructed ( can create object ).
b) Can not be extended
c) Can have regular methods
d) Can have virtual methods
e) Can not have abstract methods
Virtual Class:
a) Can be constructed ( can create object ).
b) Can be extended
c) Can have regular methods
d) Can have virtual methods
e) Can not have abstract methods
Abstract Class:
a) Can not be constructed ( can not create object ).
b) Can be extended
c) Can have regular methods
d) Can have virtual methods
e) Can have abstract methods
Note:
i) Extending class can not reduce visibility of super method by overriding it.
ii)Extending class can not change return type of super method by overriding it.
iii)Extending can do method over loading e.g.
Super class has
public void getName(){
return 'My Name';
}
and Extending class can have
public getName(String str){
return str;
}
iv) class can't extend two classes but can extend one class (virtual/abstract) and implements multiple interfaces.
Before going into differences between these, understand regular, abstract, virtual methods :
Regular Method : Has code body or code implementation and cannot be overridden
Virtual Method : Has code body or code implementation and can be overridden by extending class method using override keyword
Abstract Method : Doesn't have body or code implementation and can be overridden by extending class method using override keyword
Regular Class:
a) Can be constructed ( can create object ).
b) Can not be extended
c) Can have regular methods
d) Can have virtual methods
e) Can not have abstract methods
Virtual Class:
a) Can be constructed ( can create object ).
b) Can be extended
c) Can have regular methods
d) Can have virtual methods
e) Can not have abstract methods
Abstract Class:
a) Can not be constructed ( can not create object ).
b) Can be extended
c) Can have regular methods
d) Can have virtual methods
e) Can have abstract methods
Note:
i) Extending class can not reduce visibility of super method by overriding it.
ii)Extending class can not change return type of super method by overriding it.
iii)Extending can do method over loading e.g.
Super class has
public void getName(){
return 'My Name';
}
and Extending class can have
public getName(String str){
return str;
}
iv) class can't extend two classes but can extend one class (virtual/abstract) and implements multiple interfaces.
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