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I think this is not a duplicate of git undo last commit as it asks how to delete any commit from a branch I also think non of the answers actually address this question Interface abstract class inheriting from a concrete class really isn't ever a good idea I'll qualify this statement by saying i don't see a good use case for it when you have control over the architecture Of course when using an api that expects it, whaddaya gonna do But i don't understand the design choices made by those apis.
If the writer injects his/her opinion in the article or tries to draw any conclusion about a set of events, then it is no longer straight news and is not permitted in r/worldnews. This is a good analogy for basic class/object relationships as well as inheritance I'd like to download some music from yt but i don't really trust any sites i've found, i'd rather use websites than to have to download some app but if anyone can suggest something that won't download any viruses to my pc that would be awesome.
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