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	Like Abstract art, abstract methods are methods that aren't really methods.

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	In [[computer science]]'s [[object-oriented programming]], an '''abstract method''' is a [[method]] which has no [[implementation]].

	See also: [[abstract class]], [[class method]], [[instance method]]

	*[[List of basic computer science topics]]

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	In [[computer science]]'s [[object-oriented programming]], an '''abstract method''' is ~~one~~ which has no [[implementation]].		In [[computer science]]'s [[object-oriented programming]], an '''abstract method''' is a [[method]] which has no [[implementation]].

	See also: [[abstract class]], [[class method]], [[~~variable~~ method]]		See also: [[abstract class]], [[class method]], [[instance method]]

	*[[List of basic computer science topics]]		*[[List of basic computer science topics]]

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In [[computer science]]'s [[object-oriented programming]], an '''abstract method''' is one which has no [[implementation]].

See also: [[abstract class]], [[class method]], [[variable method]]

*[[List of basic computer science topics]]