explain the uses of inheritance in Java ?
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In Java, inheritance is used when a class wants to use/inherit the features of another existing class. The class that wants to use the feature of another class, is called subclass, whereas the class whose features are to be used is referred to as superclass. Inheritance is used to use the existing features of a class.
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In Java, inheritance is used when a class wants to use/inherit the features of another existing class. The class that wants to use the feature of another class, is called subclass, whereas the class whose features are to be used is referred to as superclass. Inheritance is used to use the existing features of a class
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