Abstract Classes in .NET: Exploration Of Limits
Why can’t Abstract Classes be static or sealed?
I was 19 years old when I first understood what the word abstract actually means.
Probably I wouldn’t even know till today (25years) but I was forced into learning it when I stumbled upon Java in the university.
It is something that I have constantly heard but never really understood it.
I have a pretty nice article with code examples if you have troubles understanding what abstract classes are in programming, right here:
Today however, we will explore the following software interview question:
Why abstract classes cannot be sealed or static?
Place your booty in a comfortable position and Let’s Get Right Into It!
Introduction
In object-oriented programming with C# and .NET, abstract classes play a crucial role in providing a blueprint for derived classes.