What is an abstract method in Java?

An abstract method is a method without a body. You just declare method, without defining it and use abstract keyword in method declaration. All method declared inside Java Interface are by default abstract. Here is an example of an abstract method in Java.

public void abstract anExampleAbstractMethod();

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What is an abstract method in Java?

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