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Encapsulation

Multilevel inheritance in Java allows a class to inherit from another class, creating a chain of inheritance that provides access to properties and methods from all ancestor classes. This mechanism promotes code reusability, extensibility, maintainability, method overriding, and better organization of code. It establishes a parent-child relationship that simplifies the management of class hierarchies.

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Encapsulation

Multilevel inheritance in Java allows a class to inherit from another class, creating a chain of inheritance that provides access to properties and methods from all ancestor classes. This mechanism promotes code reusability, extensibility, maintainability, method overriding, and better organization of code. It establishes a parent-child relationship that simplifies the management of class hierarchies.

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Multilevel Inheritance

Inheritance in Java Syntax with Example:

Inheritance in Java is a mechanism where


one class (child/subclass) acquires the
properties and behaviors (fields and
methods) of another class
(parent/superclass). It promotes code
reusability and establishes a parent-child
relationship between classes.

what is Multilevel Inheritance: ?


Code :
Multilevel inheritance in Java refers to a
scenario where a class inherits from
another class, which itself is derived from
another class. This creates a chain of
inheritance where properties and methods
of all ancestor classes are accessible to the
child class.

Why it is used ?

1. Code Reusability: Allows reusing code


written in the parent class, reducing
redundancy.
2. Extensibility: New functionality can be
easily added to existing classes without
modifying them.
3. Maintainability: Centralized code makes
maintenance easier by updating the
parent class instead of every child
class.
4. Method Overriding: Enables
polymorphism by allowing subclasses
to provide specific implementations for
parent methods.
5. Better Organization: Promotes logical
hierarchy and clear relationships among
classes.

Name&Rollno: Syed Rehan Ali, D03

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