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by benrick via Brendan Enrick on 8/13/2010 10:00:00 AM
Interfaces and base classes allow us a great deal of power in object oriented programming. We are able to accept a base type or interface and be given an implementation or an inheritor and continue working correctly. What if, however, we need to be able to accept more than one type, which have the same methods or properties, but to not share an interface or base class? Often the best answer is to add a common interface to these, so that the shared behavior is defined. In most of my cases when I
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