what is Inheritense

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what is Inheritense..

Answer / srinu

The Process of acquring the features from one class to
another class is called inheritance or derviation.
The class who give the feature from that class is called
Parent class.
The Class who take the feature from parent class is called
Child class

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what is Inheritense..

Answer / pavan

Inheritense is just like sub clasing the existing class.By
which we can get the fetures of the existing class.

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what is Inheritense..

Answer / ramya

The process of acquring the properties from parent class to child class is known as "inheritance".

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