What is inheritance in java?
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Answer / nashiinformaticssolutions
In Java, inheritance refers to the idea that a class's properties can be passed down to another class. It facilitates code reuse and builds connections between various classes.
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In Java, inheritance refers to the idea that a class's properties can be passed down to another class. It facilitates code reuse and builds connections between various classes.
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