Adding to what Kevin said. Here is the most common advantage, in my experience.
Let's say we had the DogInterface, and then two classes which implement the DogInterface: Dog and Puppy.
Declaring a...
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Re: Declaring an object using an interface implemented by its class vs declaring an object using the class
Adding to what Kevin said. Here is the most common advantage, in my experience.
Let's say we had the DogInterface, and then two classes which implement the DogInterface: Dog and Puppy.
Declaring a...