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From: RedSunBeer
Message 9 in Discussion

use interfaces to define what methods a dll/class would require to implement. for eg 
if a client requires some data to be validated the define an interface which will have 
methods to validate that data.  a typical method would be a emailid validation. define 
a method say public bool validateEmail(string emailId) in your interface. any class 
which implements this interface should have a method to match the above definition. 
The class method would have the logic to determine what is a valid email id and would 
return true or false accordingly.   use an abstract class whenever you dont want any 
user to instantiate the class but at the same time you need the properties/methods of 
a class to be available in a derived class.  So if an abstract class implemented the 
interace for validation it could then be inherited by another class which would use 
the validateEmail(string emailId) method. The derived class could then have its own 
methods to determine what to do if the validateEmail method returns true or false 
(like retreiving the error message or logging the error or sending the data for 
further processing).

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