Abstract Class versus Interface

Rahman Mahmoodi

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Abstract class versus Interface: Usage and Implementation.

This article is meant to be a theoretical and practical overview of Interfaces and Abstract classes. In the article, I have explain the differences between an abstract class and an interface. I have also implemented a demo project which uses both abstract class and interface and show the differences in their implementation with code examples.

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Rahman Mahmoodi

Software Developer

Australia

Rahman is a very experienced software developer with 10+ years of experience in different programming languages. Has experience in both Web Application Development and Desktop Line of Business Application development.

At the moment his area of interest are .Net both C# and VB.Net, Client side UI frameworks like AngularJs, Bootstrap, etc. Application Architecture, Dependency Injection, Use case Driven Development, Test Driven Development, MOQ etc.

He has Bachelor of Computing with Distinction Grade from University of Western Sydney.

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