Why are interfaces preferred to abstract classes?

That interview question reflects a certain belief of the person asking the question. I believe that the person is wrong, and therefore you can go one of two directions.

You only get one shot at inheritance. If you make an abstract class rather than an interface, someone who inherits your class can't also inherit a different abstract class.

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