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edited Nov 23, 2010 at 17:19

Been calling them "implementers", but it seems weird to me.

/// <summary> /// Implementers should implement this. Derp /// </summary> protected abstract void InternalExecute();

A point of clarification, I'm interested in what to call the people who create child classes, not the child classes themselves.

"Hey, you there" not "that thing there."

Been calling them "implementers", but it seems weird to me.

/// <summary> /// Implementers should implement this. Derp /// </summary> protected abstract void InternalExecute();

Been calling them "implementers", but it seems weird to me.

/// <summary> /// Implementers should implement this. Derp /// </summary> protected abstract void InternalExecute();

A point of clarification, I'm interested in what to call the people who create child classes, not the child classes themselves.

"Hey, you there" not "that thing there."

asked Nov 23, 2010 at 16:41

What do I call people who extend my class in base class documentation?

Been calling them "implementers", but it seems weird to me.

/// <summary> /// Implementers should implement this. Derp /// </summary> protected abstract void InternalExecute();