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by ffsm8
410 days ago
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The biggest difference are 1. A class can be composed out of multiple interfaces, making them more like mixins/traits etc vs inheritance, which is always a singular class 2. The implementation is flat and you do not have a tree of inheritance - which was what this discussion was about. This obviously comes with the caveat that you don't combine them, which would effectively make it inheritance again. |
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