Inheritance in Java allows for code reuse through a superclass and subclass relationship. The 'extends' keyword is used to inherit a class, exemplified by 'class Dog extends Animal'. This concept is fundamental in object-oriented programming within Java.
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Java Inheritance Overview
Inheritance in Java allows for code reuse through a superclass and subclass relationship. The 'extends' keyword is used to inherit a class, exemplified by 'class Dog extends Animal'. This concept is fundamental in object-oriented programming within Java.
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Java: Inheritance
Java Topic Overview
Inheritance in Java • Inheritance enables code reuse • Use 'extends' to inherit a class • Superclass → Subclass relationship • Example: class Dog extends Animal