What is inheritance in objective c?
Answer / Sumit Sharma
"Inheritance" is a concept in object-oriented programming where one class inherits properties and methods from another class. In Objective-C, a subclass can inherit from a superclass by specifying the superclass in the @interface declaration. The subclass can then override or extend the behavior of inherited methods as needed.
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