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How would you explain a shared behavior in the context of abstract classes in an interview?
Track: Java
Topic: OOP
Focus: Abstract Classes
Java: Abstract Classes
Answer
Functionality provided in the abstract class used by all subclasses.
Shared behavior refers to methods with concrete implementations in an abstract class that are intended to be used by all subclasses. For example, if `Account` is an abstract class with a method `printStatement()`, every subclass like `SavingsAccount` or `CheckingAccount` can use this method to print account statements consistently.
Shared behavior refers to methods with concrete implementations in an abstract class that are intended to be used by all subclasses. For example, if `Account` is an abstract class with a method `printStatement()`, every subclass like `SavingsAccount` or `CheckingAccount` can use this method to print account statements consistently.
Topics: Abstract Classes Java OOP