Answer / Sandhya Pal

In TypeScript, inheritance is a way to establish a relationship between classes such that the derived class (subclass or child class) acquires properties and methods from the base class (superclass or parent class). This allows for code reuse and simplifies complex structures by breaking them down into smaller, more manageable parts.

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