QUESTION 6: Advanced Java Programming You are designing a system that is going to have a number of different operations shared between the classes. Discuss the differences between implementing the classes using func- tionality gained from Inheritance vs Interfaces. You may also discuss how this affects attrib- utes that need to be shared.,

QUESTION 6: Advanced Java Programming You are designing a system that is going to have a number of different operations shared between the classes. Discuss the differences between implementing the classes using func- tionality gained from Inheritance vs Interfaces. You may also discuss how this affects attrib- utes that need to be shared.,

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