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I mean: Are there any things I can’t implement in an abstract class? Like: Can an abstract class have a constructor, which just gets inherited by any child class? Or is the only limitation that I just can’t say new AbstractClass(); ?
The only difference is that abstract classes cannot be instantiated and they can define abstract methods or don’t have to implement any interface method. They cannot be final, of course.