2 classes implement same interface, duplicated code
.net, c#, interface, oop
Solution
Yes. You can.
public abstract class BaseUser : IUser
{
}
public class User : BaseUser
{
}
public class AdminUser : BaseUser
{
}
Problem
I have an interface: ``` public interface IUser { } ``` And then 2 classes that implement this interface: ``` public class User : IUser { } public class AdminUser : IUser { } ``` Now the problem I see is that there is duplicate code between User and AdminUser when implementing a method in the interface. Can I introduce an abstract class that would implement the common code between User and AdminUser somehow? I don't want AdminUser to inherit from User.