This chapter examines how to design and implement a software resource by separating its interface from its implementations. In the process, it also explores another useful concept in software design, called polymorphism. In this context, polymorphism is just the idea that multiple implementations of a resource conform to the same interface or set of methods.
The chapter discussed a few applications that a bag data structure would work with. What are some other applications that a bag would be appropriate for? Why?
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