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"I want to have 3 abstract methods(just definition and no implementation) in a type, should i use Interface or Abstract Class as the container for those 3 abstract methods?

Since Interface and Abstract Class, both can contain abstract methods which one should i choose in my implementation?
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Please see my past answers on the topic referenced in this one: Doubts on Interfaces[^].

Good luck,
—SA
 
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CPallini 22-Jun-14 4:58am    
My 5.
it seems you'd better go with interfaces
the interface is good if you don't have any implementation for none of your members but if you think you might need to have any members with implementation in the future, abstract class is a better option.
 
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yash35 21-Jun-14 16:20pm    
Hi Thanks for reply. Other than this any other particular reason for choosing Interface, Like performance,enhancement...something like that
go for interface ,it is better for your scenario.
 
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