The difference between the Concrete class and the abstract class in Objective-C

Question

I am learning iOS development right now and I came across a concrete and abstract class. What is the difference between these classes. I searched on the Internet, but they are in other languages, but not in Objective-C.

Answer 1

There is nothing to stop a person from creating an instance of an abstract class. There is no difference between concrete and abstract classes.

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