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They're not saying never create subclasses, so much as never start with a base class and then create subclasses from it. The idea presented is that you should i
by Nition 9y ago
They're not saying never create subclasses, so much as never start with a base class and then create subclasses from it. The idea presented is that you should instead be starting with the specific classes you need, and if they have common operations, possibly creating a base class out of those.
- rhapsodic 9y ago>They're not saying never create subclasses, so much as never start with a base class and then create subclasses from it. Well, whatever they said, they started off with "OOP theory essentially says that..." So, if it's OO theory, I'd appreciate if someone could provide me a reference that shows that it's OO theory, and not just someone's personal opinion.