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Your code would work, but you have repeated LookAround() method, this increase your maintenance overhead if you needed to change one, the chances are you'd need to change the other. Obviously this is a simple example to try and make the principle clear so it doesn't stand up to close scrutiny. Additionally the abstract class adds a semantic meaning : these are all the things that my subclasses can do that are common to all of them.

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