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Rod Waldhoff

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Are concrete parent classes a code smell? Posted: Jun 26, 2003 10:36 AM
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Recently I realized that I've almost subconsciously been following a design heuristic that even I found surprising--I avoid concrete parent classes. Since coming to this realization, I've been struggling (and failing) to come up with a good case for an instantiable parent class. Is there a case for classes that are neither abstract nor final? Could concrete parent classes be a code smell?

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