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Thanks for responding!

I haven't really gotten to learning a lot about interfaces (or abstract classes), but I am thinking that will be the next topic I tackle.

The reason for this setup is because I am interacting with another software, and that software has one value that represents either a dollar value or a percentage. For example, this is how it would show a transaction:
Widget          $12.00
Shipping        $3.95
Subtotal        $15.95
Tax             8.875%
Total           $30.11


When I get this information from the program, they have a rate class that contains three members, an enum for the price type (dollar or percent), a double for the Dollar value, and a double for the Percent value. Because the line can only be a dollar or value and not both, one of the doubles will always be null.

I get the feeling (but I may be wrong) that they way they did their setup isn't the best. I will probably implement a Rate class that contains an enum and a double, which should work, but if there is a 'better' way to do this, I would prefer to learn about that type of implementation.
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