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Why do I listen to my sleep coding self?

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BobJanova wrote:

static inheritance (i.e. static virtual in C# speak), and that's a really useful concept that is missing in C#

Couldn't you use a singleton of some related class hierarchy that implements the "static" code?

We can program with only 1's, but if all you've got are zeros, you've got nothing.
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Well sure, but that's obviously working around a language limitation. If you're making instances of classes that store no state, you should be using static inheritance instead, and the only reason we don't is that it's not supported.
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