Understanding the differences between an abstract class and interface is key to designing loosely coupled and extensible applications.

When designing an application, you will often need to use interfaces and abstract classes. This article discusses some common examples of “interface abuse” and the strategies we can use to ...

In-Depth Interface-Based Programming in C# Interfaces can make your applications easier to test and maintain. By Patrick Steele January 1, 2010 Interfaces help define a contract, or agreement, between ...

Dynamically adjust data with implicit incrementalization – a C# example How do you change data in a running program? Incremental change propagation and the .NET library NMF Expressions help with ...

You can exploit this similarity to make it easier to use the two classes. In fact, you can have one data loop that handles both types of classes by defining an SCL interface for both classes. To ...