Whenever I see a page in Scrapbox that does not yet exist but is referenced from multiple pages (orange text color), I am reminded of C++‘s abstract class. The order is originally reversed, but the abstract class is found by tracing back from a subclass that exists first (reverse inheritance?). The abstract class is allocated from the subclass that exists first (reverse inheritance?). In short, it is abstraction. Twitter shigotano
- Interesting choice of words.
- In programming, inheritance means that a lower class inherits the members of a higher class, but reverse inheritance means that a higher class is created after collecting concrete examples of a lower class.
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