No, they do not.
They would, if classes and interfaces were colored differently.
Instead they provide you with the ability to quickly go to the source code of the type and see whether it is an interface or a class. You have to undertake an action -- it is fast, but it is still a distraction.
Also, I do not think that "most IDEs do that" is a good enough justification when there an alternative. I do occasionally write code without an IDE for example.
Ivano wrote:
Doesn't seem a meaninful remark since most IDEs give you the tools needed to flash out the difference with no effort.
My 2s.
Ivano
Mind Bridge wrote:
Hi,
Do you have to 'implement' or 'extend' a particular type? Can you have multiple inheritance with that type or not? Can you instantiate it?
The answers of those questions are clear with 'IPage'. If 'Page' can be both a class or an interface, you have to look through the code to find that out.
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