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-# Inheritance, Properties and Polymorphism
+# Inheritance and Polymorphism
 
 Rust does not allow extending classes. Instead the base class is stored as a
 field in the extending class. Polymorphism can then be achieved by passing the
 field instead of the whole object to a function. Although casting back to the
 advanced class or overriding functions is not possible.
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-Properties don't exist either, like in java. But replacing them with getters and
-setters is also discouraged. Quoting from a reddit post 'Expose behavior, not
-state'. That means you should present functions to outside viewers and not your
-plain data. An object should be able to do all its intended functions itself
-without having an outside observer read its data.