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Line 89: Also the use of "var" might be best (and is easily) avoided. Not everyone is using the latest version of C# and it does not hurt the example to not use it. [[User:AndrewWPhillips\|AndrewWPhillips]] ([[User talk:AndrewWPhillips\|talk]]) 20:29, 25 June 2009 (UTC) == Removal of Mitigating Circular Dependency References Using Polymorphism In C# section == Hi, just writing a short note why I removed this section (I forgot to log in, but it was me :)), I think the section would probably make an interesting blog post, but it is not suitable for this article. It does not describe polymorphism, it describes something that uses it to achieve a very specific unrelated goal. Nor does it help the reader to better understand polymorphism. If you would insist on keeping it on Wikipedia, it would be less out of place in an article about circular dependency references. Additionally, it provided very little introduction, dropping the reader right into a technical detail of a very a different subject.

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