Answer Posted / kkr

Inheritance is the process of creating the classes from existing classes by using 'extends' key word.
It is like IS-A relationship between the classes.

eg : Parent and child relationship. we cal parent class as super class and child class will be subclass.i.e the subclass will have all the members of super class.

Adv : Reusability of the code.i.e productivity will be increase. 

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