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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Abstract classes cannot be instantiated directly. They exist only for the purpose of being subclassed and extended by other classes that do have concrete implementations.

If You Instantiate an Abstract Class, the Class or Object