Timeline for C# var vs. interface vs. concrete class in object instantiation

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Jan 19 at 15:16	comment	added	candied_orange		@Flater counter nitpick: I didn’t say to distill the first interface from the concrete class. I said to distill it from the using code. ISP is totally about that.
Jan 19 at 12:29	comment	added	Flater		Nitpick: ISP is about splitting interfaces into multiple interfaces, so that no implementer should be forced to implement an interface method that it does not need. ISP is not about distilling the first interface from the concrete class.
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