query: Why should one favor composition over inheritance? When should I choose to use composition rather than inheritance?
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positive_passages.text: Prefer composition over inheritance?
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negative_passages.text: Traits vs. interfaces
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negative_passages.text: Interface vs Abstract Class (general OO)
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negative_passages.text: When would you rather use one over the other?
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negative_passages.text: Functions vs. patterns
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negative_passages.text: Why is there no multiple inheritance in Java, but implementing multiple interfaces is allowed?
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negative_passages.text: What is the main advantage of making a class abstract
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negative_passages.text: In Python, when should I use a function instead of a method?
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negative_passages.text: When to use Helpers instead of Partials
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negative_passages.text: Understanding prototypal inheritance in JavaScript
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negative_passages.text: Default constructors and inheritance in Java
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negative_passages.text: Why should I avoid multiple inheritance in C++?
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negative_passages.text: Why use getters and setters/accessors?
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negative_passages.text: Java: Why are wrapper classes needed?
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negative_passages.text: Confusion with Java inheriting
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negative_passages.text: Why don't structs support inheritance?
negative_passages.docid: 22911
negative_passages.text: method overloading from parent class vs. overriding