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Chapter 16 correctly notes the rules for abstract classes and final classes, but does not state anywhere the rule that a class which is both abstract and final may only declare static methods and properties. Since the class cannot be instantiated, it is pointless to declare an instance method or property; it would never be used.
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Chapter 16 correctly notes the rules for abstract classes and final classes, but does not state anywhere the rule that a class which is both abstract and final may only declare static methods and properties. Since the class cannot be instantiated, it is pointless to declare an instance method or property; it would never be used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: