Can an abstract class have a constructor?

Question

Can an abstract class have a constructor?

If so, how can it be used and for what purposes?

Answer 1

As described by javafuns here, this is an example:

public abstract class TestEngine
{
   private String engineId;
   private String engineName;

   public TestEngine(String engineId , String engineName)
   {
     this.engineId = engineId;
     this.engineName = engineName;
   }
   //public gettors and settors
   public abstract void scheduleTest();
}


public class JavaTestEngine extends TestEngine
{

   private String typeName;

   public JavaTestEngine(String engineId , String engineName , String typeName)
   {
      super(engineId , engineName);
      this.typeName = typeName;
   }

   public void scheduleTest()
   {
     //do Stuff
   }
}