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What is inheritance in Java?
Track: Java
Topic: OOP
Focus: Composition vs Inheritance
Java: Composition vs Inheritance
Answer
Inheritance allows a class to use properties and methods of another class.
Inheritance enables code reuse by allowing a new class (subclass) to inherit the fields and methods of an existing class (superclass). For example, if you have a superclass 'Product' with methods like 'getPrice()', a subclass 'Book' can inherit these methods without needing to redefine them.
Inheritance enables code reuse by allowing a new class (subclass) to inherit the fields and methods of an existing class (superclass). For example, if you have a superclass 'Product' with methods like 'getPrice()', a subclass 'Book' can inherit these methods without needing to redefine them.
Topics: Composition vs Inheritance Java OOP