Class D

Definition

Class D is a superclass of Class A. It sits at a higher level in the inheritance hierarchy and passes down properties and methods to Class A.

Related terms

Superclass/Subclass: Just like any other superclass-subclass relationship, there will be an inheritance connection between Classes D and A.

Inheritance: Inheritance allows properties and behaviors defined in the superclass (Class D) to be passed down to its subclasses (like Class A).

Polymorphism: Polymorphism enables objects of different subclasses (including Class A) to be treated as objects of their shared superclass.