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Why an abstract class that implements an interface has not the necessity to implements interface’s methods while instead a class has the necessity to implements all the methods?
Since an abstract class leaves the implementation of one or more of it’s methods to it’s extending classes, it can do the same with the method contracts it inherits through implementing additional interfaces.