If You Instantiate an Abstract Class, the Class or Object

question 1

Multiple Choice

If you instantiate an abstract class, the class or object you wind up with

• A) is also an abstract class
• B) is a normal class
• C) is an interface
• D) is a reference to an Object
• E) you can't instantiate an abstract class

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