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Interface is used when you only know the contract and not the implementation, such as when defining how different flight vendors provide flight and booking information. Abstract class is used when you know some implementation details but need to leave other details abstract for subclasses to implement, such as knowing how to check rules for SMS sending but leaving tower connection abstract for different telecom vendors to implement.

Author

Amol Adhangale

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