What is inheritance?
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Answer / sri
Inheritance is a type of relationship among classes, wherein
one class shares the structure or behaviour defined in one
(single inheritance) or more (multiple inheritance) other
classes. Inheritance defines a "kind of" hierarchy among
classes in which a sub class inherits from one or more
super-classes; a sub-class typically augments or redefines
the existing structure and behaviour of its super-classes.
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Answer / s.nareshkumar
inheritance is the process of acquiring the one class properties to another class its called 'inheritance'
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Answer / senthilkumar
one object acquires the properties of the another object.
a class is existing the base class.
a class is derived from base class.
subclass access the function and data of the base class.
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Answer / loga
Inheritance relationship among classes, where we can access
the base class variable and methods in the dervied class.
It has various type has multiple,multilevel,hybrid...
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Answer / guest
inheritance means deriving new class from base are derived class
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Answer / krishna kumar.e
It is used to division for sub subclassess.Abstractclassess
are not allowed in inheritance because it has no body.
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