“If an abstract class has no implemented constructors or methods, it is better to make it an interface.t/f”

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“If an abstract class has no implemented constructors or methods, it is better to make it an interface.t/f”

“trueInterfaces are even more “”abstract”” than abstract classes since abstract classes can have actual constructors and implemented methods. Interfaces can only have public method declarations and constants.”