What is the syntax of inheritance?
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The syntax for public inheritance is as follows: class Derived: public Base { // class members }; Here, Derived is the derived class, and Base is the base class. The keyword public specifies the access level for the base class members that will be inherited.
The syntax of inheritance varues depending on the programming languages being used. Example – Python
class Child (Parent) : – The Child class inherits from the Parent class.
class Child (Parent 1, Parent 2) : – The Child class inherits from the multiple parents (multiple inheritance).
Java
class Child extends Parents { – The Child class inherits from the Parent class.
class Child extends Parent implements Interface1, Interface2 { – The Child class inherits from the Parent class and implements multiple interfaces.