There can not be a sufficient example. The topic is too broad. Anyway, what exactly do you want be to exemplify? I think I've made it crystal clear that implementation inheritance is bad, no?
No you didn't. To prove it you must show that all cases prove your theory and it's very easy to find counter-examples (of inheritance applied correctly). It seems that you've worked with bad uses of inheritance.
I didn't intend to prove that. Programming is not mathematics, there is nothing that can be proved there. But there are good and bad practices. I showed why generally implementation inheritance is bad.
In order to fix Hadoop's inheritance issues I should realize what it is about internally, and I don't. Anyway, do you think that it's just impossible to replace inheritance with composition? And who told you that Hadoop is a top-quality project?
Not a single example to prove your thesis. Bah!
There can not be a sufficient example. The topic is too broad. Anyway, what exactly do you want be to exemplify? I think I've made it crystal clear that implementation inheritance is bad, no?
No you didn't. To prove it you must show that all cases prove your theory and it's very easy to find counter-examples (of inheritance applied correctly). It seems that you've worked with bad uses of inheritance.
As a counter-example, you can look at Hadoop project and its use of inheritance:
github.com/apache/hadoop/search?ut...
You can take any of those classes and propose a better implementation without using inheritance. It's a top quality project, good luck!
I didn't intend to prove that. Programming is not mathematics, there is nothing that can be proved there. But there are good and bad practices. I showed why generally implementation inheritance is bad.
In order to fix Hadoop's inheritance issues I should realize what it is about internally, and I don't. Anyway, do you think that it's just impossible to replace inheritance with composition? And who told you that Hadoop is a top-quality project?
Here is how a world without (almost) any inheritance could look like: github.com/yegor256/takes