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An interface can be used in multiple, unrelated classes ( think IDisposable ). An abstract base class allows you to store a base type, for example, whenever I write paint tools, I use an abstract base type 'Tool' class, and store an instance of it in the control that uses it, it's always a type of tool, but the base class gives me a way to store any of them.

I've actually never had an interview for a company that didn't end up offering me a job. My first ever interview was the only one I failed, and I bought books and learned all I needed to go back a year later, and get a job from them. You need to move past the specific questions they asked and ask yourself what your inability to answer them tells you about broader areas in which you need to improve your knowledge.


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"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

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