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From: Miki Jovanovic (miki_at_[hidden])
Date: 2000-02-23 14:11:13
"mark borgerding" <mborgerdin-_at_[hidden]> wrote:
> I place a great deal of importance on a name. The name
> of a class is the first clue that a user has to its function. I
assume
> that "abc" is just a placeholder, is there another name you had
thought
> of? The name "abstract" jumps to mind, but it is not entirely
> descriptive, since as soon as it is derived, the condition is met.
> I am assuming something like this would be the definition.
> class abstract { virtual ~abstract() =0 {} };
Oh, sorry I thought it was obvious:
ABC = Abstract Base Class
Cheers,
Miki Jovanovic.
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