Abstracts vs. Interfaces

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    zahnsoftware New Member

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    When is it appropriate to use abstracts as opposed to interfaces to define base class behavior? What is the most common, practical usage for each? For instance, if I were to write a database applications that required to read a wide variety of database formats, would I define by database classes as abstracts or interfaces?
     

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