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Discussion on: Pseudo Traits in C#

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Bartosz Korczyński

What is the point of having Trait class here instead of traits being just an empty interface? Just to know it is a "pseudo trait"?

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Henrick Tissink

It's a filter/grouping, so you know that what you're extending is definitely a (pseudo) trait. You can do without it - it's definitely a stylistic choice. But I like the safety of it. Your CanRoll or CanBounce fall in the same category of trait classes.