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Re: Interfaces, abstract classes. Why?
I could sum up Interfaces and abstract classes, with one simple sentence, if
you will......;-)
Mark my each word: Implement the Interface and extend the abstract class.
Interfaces and abstract classes are to support multiple inheritance and
polymorphism essentials of OO.
Good enough?
Thanks and BR,
--Kamesh Challa
Yash Technologies Inc.
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> Hi all. I hope someone can help me understand better.
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> What are the uses for interfaces and abstract classes? Why would one need
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> Thank you in advance.
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> Jennifer Fisher
> Developer, Gaye Systems
> IITP 2.0
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