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Is it bad to use a lot of polymorphism? [closed]

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I've heard that using a lot of polymorphism is bad and that it's better code design to avoid polymorphism where ever possible. Is this true?

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Tristan Gibson Avatar asked Nov 25 '22 01:11

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you probably heard that about Inheritance. The design principle being favor object composition over class inheritance.

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Mandar Avatar answered Nov 26 '22 16:11

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