a class that may have direct instance s
a subclass of the abstract class from which you can create objects
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A class whose objects fully implement one or more interfaces (see also abstract class).
A class that implements a particular type of behavior for an abstract class. Concrete classes are specific, non-changing implementations of a concept.
A class with no pure virtual functions, so it may be instantiated.
A class that can be directly instantiated. Contrast: abstract class.
A class that would instantiate an object itself.
A class that can have direct instances. The opposite of a concrete class is an abstract class.