Because that would contravene their whole purpose.
Abstract classes, by design, are not complete or functional. They are meant to serve as a base from which complete classes can be built, by aggregating the common members and methods that they all will need into an abstract base class, and then allowing the inheriting classes to fill out the necessary
Abstract classes, by design, are not complete or functional. They are meant to serve as a base from which complete classes can be built, by aggregating the common members and methods that they all will need into an abstract base class, and then allowing the inheriting classes to fill out the necessary