--- In [email protected], Joao Paulo Carreiro
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> Hello Arindam,
> If you're not using your class polymorphically, nor putting any code
> into the abstract class, then there's really no advantage in using it.
I'll certainly echo Joao's sentiments on this one. It seems as though
you've built (or someone has built) this base class just to build it.
In my world we call this "pre-factoring", refactoring before you need it.
You should start with the objects you need, write them, if you can
find commonality or repeated code then you should push that code up
into a base class and inherit.
Technically I'd tell you to start with a failing test, but the
sentiment is the same.
Jeff
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