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Can we have abstract classes that implement interfaces ??
 
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Yes.


But "doubt" hardly tells us what the thread is about.
 
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Note that you could have found the answer very quickly by writing a small test program yourself. Something like this:

Try experimenting yourself before you ask a question on a forum. Finding out things yourself is a great way to learn.
 
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Jesper Young wrote:Finding out things yourself is a great way to learn.


In fact it's the *best* way to learn: the information is retained longer, it's almost always quicker, and you learn other valuable skills in the process.
 
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