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Inheritance

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Inheritance has three meanings:

  1. You get money and other things when your parents die (what they bequeath you)
  2. You get genes from your mom and dad (genetic inheritance). See evolutionary theory.
  3. The class you write in object-oriented programming extends the features of an another class.
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