Can’t the same thing happen that happens when duck typing? The compiler is able to determine the return value of a type at compile time, so is there any reason it couldn’t do the same with abstract as well as this potential interface type?
Can’t the same thing happen that happens when duck typing? The compiler is able to determine the return value of a type at compile time, so is there any reason it couldn’t do the same with abstract as well as this potential interface type?