Core Java · interview question
In Java, which of the following statements about abstract classes and interfaces is correct?
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Answer and explanation
Correct answer
D. Abstract classes can have constructors, interfaces cannot.
Why
Abstract classes can have constructors because they can contain state, whereas interfaces cannot. Interfaces can now have default methods with implementations, but traditionally did not.
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