Programming: When EXACTLY to use an Abstract Class? Java & Kotlin Interfaces vs Abstract Classes 

Ironically that is the most important part as far as these particular topics are concerned. Glad you enjoyed it.

You're welcome, Alok. “The real problem in speech is not precise language. The problem is clear language. The desire is to have the idea clearly communicated to the other person." - Richard P. Feynman

@@wiseAss That's a great quote. You are surely a wiseAss. JK :p

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@@wiseAss Can I ask how to deal with some boss who thorws shit to your work specially when they dont know the ttechnology what you are using. He looked for ways to get me off my job. Know i am looking for and i want to destroy all things that blocks me help me please to be like Bjorg Lothbrok

​@@irrefl1672 Yes brother; I have dealt with bad bosses in the past. I suggest three ways to handle this situation. I will not encourage any particular way, because it depends on what outcome you want and the details of the situation; I do not know such things. I suggest only one thing for certain: be sure to have a calm mind when you decide what to do. A Calm mind is better at solving problems than an angry one, even in war. 1. Be the better person. The greatest insult you can give to your boss, is to succeed at your job and win the support of your other coworkers no matter what kind of bullshit he throws at you. Believe me, if your boss really is an idiot or doing a bad job, your coworkers (assuming you have coworkers), and possibly even the boss of your boss will be aware of this. Talented people are always in demand, and if you can succeed under a bad boss, then you are a very good employee. 2. Quit. If this is the head of a company or just a middle manager who is family friends with the boss, or for whatever ever reason option 1 would not work, then start looking for another job. Some people really can block you from improving, and it can be hard to decide whether dealing with them is a waste of time, or helping you to develop important skills like patience and effort. 3. Go "over his head". This is only an option if your boss has a boss. To go over his head is an expression which means to tell the boss of your boss, that your boss is causing problems for you and the company. In truth, I think this is probably not a good choice, because it is very rare that this tactic succeeds. In fact, unless you have the respect of this person, at best nothing will happen, and at worst it will come back to bite you. Hopefully that gave you some ideas at least. Good luck.

@@wiseAss now i read this i can't believe how you read my mind because of this, He told me: you have to deal with people who treat you like trash like me. You don't know how many times I've had to put up with my boss's screams, it's the lesson I should teach you .In this moment i thought that he has repeating the same behavior that his boss with me. He wanted I obey this orders and don't questionate his stupidity. An insecure one who constantly bragged about his system that no one used. When I started working he put me to support his shitty system, whose bugs and technologies had been reported as useless but I still force myself to see his first job. Thanks for your time, really thanks.

Damn, I thought it was Bjorn Ironside.😂

@@nicolacasali8304 mixed SnowdenBjorn