C# Interview Question :- Abstraction is not Abstract classes

Abstraction is a process and abstraction achieved By abstract class.

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So, if I understand correctly, abstraction is a principle where the programmer build classes that preserve the essential and sufficient features to achieve the proposed goal. Abstraction can be achieved by creating abstract classes and/or interfaces that can then be used to create concrete classes.

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Abstraction is method of hiding certain details and only showing essential information to users.which can be achieved by interface and abstract class.

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Very often when I interview people an ask about abstraction, they start talking about abstract class and abstract method. Then when I tell them that abstraction is a word that came long before the programming. So it has a meaning that is exactly what we use in programming as well. When they still can't relate then I ask them. "Let's take an example, between Animal and Dog which one is abstract and why?". Also sometimes I ask them, "between Move and Walk which one is abstract?". Then their brain starts working and starts understanding abstraction. Also abstraction is needed to use it polymorphically. Now why polymorphism, because if you want to develop any product for any particular domain, first of all you need the abstraction. Then the functionalities can vary from organization to organization. Then you inherit it in another class, implement the functionalities their own way.

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I work pretty much on my own with developing code in a big corporation and have learned a lot of the fundamental's on the higher end of C Sharp (C#) coding practices. Abstract seems to me a lot like Polymorphic behavior (Parent over-rides the children), but in abstract interfaces, some properties are not passed???... That is what I gathered over time.

Delegates are a signature style of programming (classes have the same of signature types).
Inheritance Interface: Children over-ride the Parent.
Polymorphic Interface: Parent over-ride the Children.
Encapsulation: Containment of program functionality. (modular)

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Abstraction is not abstract class but abstraction can be achieved via abstract class, interface or even a normal class. For eg. If I have a Car class, in that i have hundreds of methods but I want to just abstract out only handful of methods then I can create an interface /abstract class / even a normal class as the parent. And I will create a child object using parent reference variable like A a = new B():
So, this way I'll be able to view/access methods available in only parent. And thus abstraction can be achieved.

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