Morgan Stanley Interview Question for Software Engineer / Developers






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My answer would be inheritance is more tightly coupled as it forces child to implement abstract methods, invoke non-default constructors if there are none and such.
While containment is much easier to support.

- Mikler June 26, 2011 | Flag Reply
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Correct

- kk July 06, 2011 | Flag
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Containment may refer to the (excuse for an) OO concept of incorporating class functionality by keeping a private reference, implementing an interface that the referant implements and delegating calls to the referant. Those of you not having spent time in that pit of despair known as Visual Basic may be forgiven for not being familiar with this shoddy excuse for not implementing a real OO language with class derivation.

and Inheritance is extending parent property and here you dot have any choice. so Inheritance is tightly coupled.

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