abstract class Comparison Table

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Subject have syntax rule add is an instance of declare protect is a subtopic of create by name after access extend provide place in represent inherit contain have purpose have access mode omit be the opposite of have example instantiate you implement require to import from order be a descendant of define specify by have access modifier use override have syntax have benefit be a member of be not have have part be

Number class
bold = mandatory
italic = non-terminal
normal font = optional
0 or more methods to the methods it inherits from its superclass abstract class a list of variables, called instance variables, corresponding to data that will be present in each instance its members from access by other classes or objects using an access modifier Example Classes specifying the abstract keyword on the first line when you declare the class the internals of a computer system such as 'Record', 'Table', 'Data', 'Structure', or 'Information' any public class in other packages
if a class is not declared public
then it is accessible only to members of the same package
only one superclass 0 or more method declarations for all methods needed to implement its programming interface to its subclasses its own source file several similar objects behaviour from its superclass data associated with each object to hold features that will be inherited by two or more subclasses some or all of the implementation of its methods concrete class
public class HelloWorld {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello World!");
}
}
create an instance of it more than one interface have any abstract methods a package elements as follows:
class variables
instance variables
constructors
the most important public methods
methods that are simply used to access variables
private methods
Object class generic behaviour 1 class definition
public
or private
or protected
an implements clause to declare that it contains methods for each of the operations specified by the interface methods that are inherited from the class's superclass
class classname
{ // declarations of variables
// declarations of constructors
// declarations of other methods with public ones first
}
reusability
modularity
1 named package rather than the default package fully defined specification constructor final

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Subject	have syntax rule	add	is an instance of	declare	protect	is a subtopic of	create by	name after	access		extend	provide	place in	represent	inherit	contain	have purpose	have access mode	omit	be the opposite of	have example	instantiate you	implement	require to	import from	order	be a descendant of	define	specify by	have access modifier	use	override	have syntax	have benefit	be a member of	be not	have	have part	be
Number class	bold = mandatory italic = non-terminal normal font = optional	0 or more methods to the methods it inherits from its superclass	abstract class	a list of variables, called instance variables, corresponding to data that will be present in each instance	its members from access by other classes or objects using an access modifier	Example Classes	specifying the abstract keyword on the first line when you declare the class	the internals of a computer system such as 'Record', 'Table', 'Data', 'Structure', or 'Information'	any public class in other packages	if a class is not declared public then it is accessible only to members of the same package	only one superclass	0 or more method declarations for all methods needed to implement its programming interface to its subclasses	its own source file	several similar objects	behaviour from its superclass	data associated with each object	to hold features that will be inherited by two or more subclasses		some or all of the implementation of its methods	concrete class	public class HelloWorld { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println("Hello World!"); } }	create an instance of it	more than one interface	have any abstract methods	a package	elements as follows: class variables instance variables constructors the most important public methods methods that are simply used to access variables private methods	Object class	generic behaviour	1 class definition	public or private or protected	an implements clause to declare that it contains methods for each of the operations specified by the interface	methods that are inherited from the class's superclass	class classname { // declarations of variables // declarations of constructors // declarations of other methods with public ones first }	reusability modularity	1 named package rather than the default package	fully defined	specification	constructor	final