Talk:Abstract class
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| − | Actually, it's a little too concise. How about a section on | + | Actually, it's a little too concise. How about a section on "how to create an abstract class in every programming language"? So in C++ you use virtual functions, in Java you use "abstract", in C# you do ... --[[User:MartinvanZijl|MartinvanZijl]] 03:49, 20 August 2010 (UTC) |
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Concise -- Jason Clutterbuck
Actually, it's a little too concise. How about a section on "how to create an abstract class in every programming language"? So in C++ you use virtual functions, in Java you use "abstract", in C# you do ... --MartinvanZijl 03:49, 20 August 2010 (UTC)
