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Java inheritance tutorial: Defining hierarchical relationships between Java classes

Learn the basics and more of Java inheritance, one of the fundamental concepts of object-oriented programming. Get your head around inheritance concepts and syntax, then go hands-on with the mothership of all Java classes: java.lang.Object. Read More

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