Is there a way to use TypeScript's abstract class to enforce defining functions and variables within the class for implementation?
abstract class Animal {
sound: string;
speak() {
console.log(this.sound);
}
}
class Cat extends Animal {
sound = 'meow';
}
const c = new Cat()
c.speak()
The Cat class should require the property sound and inherit the method speak from the Animal class.
Can something like this be achieved?
Despite not being evident in this example, I specifically need to utilize an abstract class.