Answer / Shubham Kaushik

Inheritance hierarchies are a way of organizing related classes in an inheritance relationship. It is a tree-like structure where each class represents a node, and one class can extend (or inherit from) another class. The base or parent class provides the common features for all its subclasses, which may add their own unique features.

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