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bsimple
posted 9 years ago
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cringer
replied 9 years ago

I believe Concrete class are those classes which can be instantiated. So an abstract class or interface are not concrete types because you can't instantiate them directly.

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bsimple
replied 9 years ago

cringer said:

I believe Concrete class are those classes which can be instantiated. So an abstract class or interface are not concrete types because you can't instantiate them directly.

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