Inheritance in Java refers to the feature wherein the code/functionality of one class can be used in another class that extends this class. Example: public class Parent { ... .. } public class Child extends Parent { ... .. . } Here the class Child extends the class Parent and hence the methods of Parent are available for Child to use. This way we are re-using the code in the parent class in the child class instead of re-writing the whole thing again.
An Abstract class is a special kind of class that cannot be instantiated. It has one or more methods which are not implemented in the class. These methods are declared abstract and they do not contain any code inside them. Ex: abstract class Parent { public abstract String getSon(); public abstract String getDaughter(); .... .... //More methods that contain specific behaviour/code in them } The above is an abstract class "Parent" that has a lot of functionality but it has declared two abstract methods which have no code inside them. Any class that has one or more abstract methods has to be abstract. This abstract class cannot be instantiated. i.e., the below piece of code will not work. The code will not even compile. Parent object = new Parent();
no, Parent class can not access the members of child class ,but child class can access members of parent class
An Abstract class is a special kind of class that cannot be instantiated. It has one or more methods which are not implemented in the class. These methods are declared abstract and they do not contain any code inside them.Ex:abstract class Parent {public abstract String getSon();public abstract String getDaughter();........//More methods that contain specific behaviour/code in them}The above is an abstract class "Parent" that has a lot of functionality but it has declared two abstract methods which have no code inside them. Any class that has one or more abstract methods has to be abstract. This abstract class cannot be instantiated.i.e., the below piece of code will not work. The code will not even compile.Parent object = new Parent();Purpose of Abstract Classes:Abstract classes are generally used where you want an amount of behaviour to be used by the class that extends the abstract class while at the same time giving options to the child class to provide a certain amount of behaviour itself.A Child Class extending the Abstract Class:public class Child extends Parent {public String getSon() {return "Sons Name";}public String getDaughter(){return "Daughters Name";}...... //Code specific to the Child class}You can also have methods that have code implementation in the abstract class but those methods cannot have the abstract keyword in their method declaration.
Private members are not inherited from the parent class.
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Inheritance in Java refers to the feature wherein the code/functionality of one class can be used in another class that extends this class. Example: public class Parent { ... .. } public class Child extends Parent { ... .. . } Here the class Child extends the class Parent and hence the methods of Parent are available for Child to use. This way we are re-using the code in the parent class in the child class instead of re-writing the whole thing again.
Having a parent class in Java is not mandatory. It is a good approach to extend from a parent class that has much of the functionality that the current class needs already coded. This helps us re-use functionality/code and avoid redundant/duplicate code.
An Abstract class is a special kind of class that cannot be instantiated. It has one or more methods which are not implemented in the class. These methods are declared abstract and they do not contain any code inside them. Ex: abstract class Parent { public abstract String getSon(); public abstract String getDaughter(); .... .... //More methods that contain specific behaviour/code in them } The above is an abstract class "Parent" that has a lot of functionality but it has declared two abstract methods which have no code inside them. Any class that has one or more abstract methods has to be abstract. This abstract class cannot be instantiated. i.e., the below piece of code will not work. The code will not even compile. Parent object = new Parent();
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no, Parent class can not access the members of child class ,but child class can access members of parent class