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In ActionScript 3, when I create a class I generally extend Object:
public class MyClass extends Object
But lately I’ve just been skipping over that part, and doing:
public class MyClass
Is there a difference if I don’t specifically extend Object, or is this already invoked by default?
Both class declaration are essentially same. Object is default parent class. Only basic data-types (int, etc) aren’t Object.