In Python, you can achieve abstraction using the abc module to create abstract classes and abstract methods.
Here's an example illustrating abstraction:
The Python Code
from abc import ABC, abstractmethod
# Method 1: Using the 'abstract' keyword to create an abstract class
class AbstractClass1(ABC):
abstractclassmethod
def method(self):
pass
# Method 2: Using the 'virtual' keyword to create an abstract class
class AbstractClass2(ABC):
abstractmethod
def method(self):
pass
# Method 3: Using the 'abstractmethod' decorator to create an abstract class
class AbstractClass3(ABC):
abstractmethod
def method(self):
pass
# Method 4: Using the 'abstract' decorator to create an abstract class
from abc import abstract
class AbstractClass4(ABC):
abstract
def method(self):
pass
In this example, we create four abstract classes using different methods provided by the abc module to declare an abstract method named method(). These classes can be inherited, and the method() must be implemented in their concrete subclasses, enforcing abstraction.