What is Interbase Inheritance?
1.
An object oriented programming style employed by retards to make their code look more complicated and intellegent than it actually is. Involves extending a class and implementing an interface, both of which define a method with the same signature, and then shadowing the same method in the child class. For example:
Public Class NewBase
Private _strName as String
Public Sub New
...
<constructor code here>
...
End Sub
Public ReadOnly Property Name() as String
Get
Return _strName
End Get
End Property
End Class
Public Interface INewInterface
Public ReadOnly Property Name() as String
End Interface
Public Class NewIIClass : Inherits NewBase
Implements INewInterface
Public Sub New()
MyBase.New()
End Sub
Public Shadows ReadOnly Property Name() As String ImplementsINewInterface.Name
Get
Return MyBase.Name
End Get
End Property
End Class
"What the fuck is all this about?"
"Oh that's just my interbase inheritance code. Cool isn't it?"
"You twat"
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