A class with no abstract methods is called a

A) concrete class
B) encapsulated class
C) abstract class
D) private class

A class with no abstract methods is considered a concrete class because it has a complete implementation and can be instantiated. Encapsulated class refers to a class with private members that can only be accessed through public methods. Abstract class has abstract methods that need to be implemented by its subclasses. Private class refers to a class that can only be accessed within its own outer class.