What is multilevel and multiple Inheritance ?
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Answers:
Inheritence means driving the properties from your parent.
In multilevel inheritence, the system is like as follows
Parent ---> Child (I Level)-----> Child (II level) ----> Child (III Level)
So a poperty of Parent is extended to Child at level I and then to levl II and then to level III
In a multiple inheritence, 2 or more child are derived from same paent like as follows
Parent ---- > Child ( I)
Parent -----> Child (II)
Parent ---> CHild (III)
I have written three parents as I cannot show that graphically here.. It is some thing like parent is in the centre and you can create child which orginates from it.. So it helps to create units which has same basic characteristicsMy year 9 son has to find a map of the uk showing all the Limestone Quarries?
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Answers:
Inheritence means driving the properties from your parent.
In multilevel inheritence, the system is like as follows
Parent ---> Child (I Level)-----> Child (II level) ----> Child (III Level)
So a poperty of Parent is extended to Child at level I and then to levl II and then to level III
In a multiple inheritence, 2 or more child are derived from same paent like as follows
Parent ---- > Child ( I)
Parent -----> Child (II)
Parent ---> CHild (III)
I have written three parents as I cannot show that graphically here.. It is some thing like parent is in the centre and you can create child which orginates from it.. So it helps to create units which has same basic characteristics