Totally agree with your view on what makes abstraction worthwhile.
A one-to-two level deep inheritance or composition is most ideal since it doesn't suffer from Chinese Whispers effect. I often refer to the change as an identity corruption of code, as keeping the identity of a function/class true to its origin would keep it readable and maintainable.
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Totally agree with your view on what makes abstraction worthwhile.
A one-to-two level deep inheritance or composition is most ideal since it doesn't suffer from Chinese Whispers effect. I often refer to the change as an identity corruption of code, as keeping the identity of a function/class true to its origin would keep it readable and maintainable.