> so you'll see "composition over inheritance" MUCH more than you'll see inheritance as the recommended way to do things. So much that you'll have people advoc

> so you'll see "composition over inheritance" MUCH more than you'll see inheritance as the recommended way to do things. So much that you'll have people advocate doing inheritance using interfaces and composition which results in exactly the same thing with all the same pitfalls but at least it's not "inheritance".