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I’m new to Java but not to programming.
I’m reading the book “Beginning Android Games” and there is an abstract class that gets instantiate here (line 10)
and i cant understand how can you instantiate an abstract class ?.
the class is abstract because it inherits an abstract method from class Game (implements Game).
It doesn’t get instantiated. Do you come from C++? If so, you have to remember that that syntax declares a reference, which has no problems being of an abstract type?