VCS2010_05_05 – Polymorphism via Interfaces
The third approach to polymorphically calling a method on two different types is through the use of interfaces, which does not require that the types are derived from the same base class, or rather, the same “inheritance tree”. Bob explains how to define and use an inheritance, it’s benefits over inheritance, and it’s importance in many design patterns.
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