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Adam Bien: Are Naming Conventions Still Needed for Abstract Classes?
Java Champion Adam Bien recently asked "Are Naming Conventions Still Needed for Abstract Classes?":
In case you have trouble to find a unique name for an abstract class, you probably don't need it. Some reasons, why 'Abstract' doesn't have to appear as prefix in the name of an abstract class:
Abstract classes are already distinguishable by the keyword abstract. There is no need to further emphasize it.
A prefix 'Abstract' doesn't provide any additional value to the user - in contrary it blurs the actual intension.
Modern IDEs don't let you instantiate an abstract class, even before saving / compiling...
Date: September, 16 2009
Url: http://www.java.net/blog/editor/archive/2009/09/16/adam-bien-are-naming-conventions-still-needed-abstract-classes
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