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A class can be marked 'Abstract' even if has no abstract methods .

  1. True

  2. False

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Explanation

In Java, a class can be declared abstract even without abstract methods. This prevents instantiation and is commonly used when a class provides partial implementation or when future subclasses are expected to add abstract methods. The abstract keyword signals intent to extend rather than use directly.