That old Java icon had a much bigger résumé than I gave it credit for.
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While reading "Introduction to Design Patterns in Java, 3rd Edition," the sample source code for Abstract Factory didn't quite click for me, so I'm organizing it in my own way. At first, my ...
So, which one should I actually use: an interface or an abstract class? It's a massive wall that everyone hits at least once while learning Java. That is the 'Interface vs Abstract Class' problem.