what is the difference between containership and inheritence?
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Answer Posted / sandeep choudhary
inheritance is the ability for a class to inherit of
properties and the behavior from a parent class by extending it.
while containership is the ability of a class to contain the
another objects as member data.
if a class is extended, it inherits all the public and
protected properties and the behaviors and those behavior
may be overridden by the sub class.but if a class is
contained in another, container class does not have the
ability to add and modify of contained.
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