I like solving problems. My dream job is to get paid to learn (and do cool stuff with that knowledge). When I'm not writing software, I'm making things out of wood, or baking something in the kitchen.
Having taken a bit of a break from C# for a while, I think it has changed my perspective. Working in Python has got me thinking more in terms of functional programming. I'd now see this as the following:
Do you need state and behaviour? Use an abstract class.
Do you only need behaviour? Use an interface.
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Having taken a bit of a break from C# for a while, I think it has changed my perspective. Working in Python has got me thinking more in terms of functional programming. I'd now see this as the following: