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What is inheritance in programming?
Inheritance is a way to create a new class using details from an existing class. It helps reuse code and organize programs better.Click to reveal answer
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Why do we use inheritance?
We use inheritance to avoid repeating code, to make programs easier to maintain, and to create relationships between classes that share common features.
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How does inheritance help with code reuse?
Inheritance lets a new class get all the features of an existing class, so we don’t have to write the same code again. We just add or change what is different.Click to reveal answer
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What is a 'parent' or 'base' class?
A parent or base class is the original class that passes its features to a new class through inheritance.Click to reveal answer
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What is a 'child' or 'derived' class?
A child or derived class is the new class that inherits features from the parent class and can add new features or change existing ones.Click to reveal answer
What is the main purpose of inheritance in programming?
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Inheritance helps reuse code by letting a new class use features from an existing class.
In inheritance, what do we call the class that provides features?
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The parent class is the one that passes its features to the child class.
Which of these is NOT a benefit of inheritance?
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Inheritance is used to relate classes, not to create unrelated ones.
What can a child class do with features inherited from a parent class?
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A child class can add new features or modify inherited ones.
Inheritance helps to:
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Inheritance helps reuse code and organize it in a clear way.
Explain in your own words why inheritance is useful in programming.
Think about how inheritance saves time and effort when writing code.
You got /3 concepts.
Describe the difference between a parent class and a child class.
Consider who gives and who receives features.
You got /2 concepts.