It is stated that an electric current involves the flow of electrons in most cases.

Is there any other thing that constitutes the electric current?

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No.
Electric current only constitute the flow of electrons.

without flow of electrons, No electric current forms..

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It is stated that an electric current involves the flow of electrons in most cases. Is there any other thing that constitutes the electric current?

No. Electric current only constitute the flow of electrons. without flow of electrons, No electric current forms..

It is stated that an electric current involves the flow of electrons in most cases.

Is there any other thing that constitutes the electric current?

No.
Electric current only constitute the flow of electrons.

without flow of electrons, No electric current forms..