Steven Giesel • 7/8/2022

Abstract class vs interface

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This article clarifies the concepts of abstract classes and interfaces in C# object-oriented programming. It uses analogies of animals (abstract class) and ATM transactions (interface) to illustrate how abstract classes define common behaviors with some implementation, while interfaces define a contract for operations without implementation details.

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