The ability to use inheritance in Java makes programs easier to write, less error prone, and easier to understand.

Java does not support inheritance.

The parent class in the following is MyClass1.

     public MyClass1 extends MyClass2 {...}

The HourlyEmployee class will automatically receive the data fields and methods of the superclass Employee.

New fields and methods cannot be added to a child class.

Inheritance is a one-way proposition; a child inherits from a parent, not the other way around.

When you create a class and do not provide a constructor, Java automatically supplies you with one that never requires arguments.

When you create a class with one constructor, you can still use the one automatically created by Java.

Data field definitions can precede the super() statement in the subclass constructor.

Normally, you make data private and you provide get and set methods to access the data.

A child class inherits the private members of the parent class.

A static method is unique to the base class and all its descendants.

In general, a subclass is larger than a superclass.

Constructors are not members and are not inherited by subclasses.

Subclasses inherit those superclass members declared as private or static.

In general, a subclass is larger than a superclass.

Inheritance is a two-way proposition: a child inherits from a parent and a parent inherits from a child.

Parent class member methods override child class members with the same signature.

When you instantiate a member of a subclass, you call at least two constructors.

Normally, you make data private and you provide public get and set methods to access the data.

A class that is used as a basis for inheritance is called a(n) derived class. ____________________

When you create any subclass object, the superclass constructor must execute first. ____________________

Public methods in the parent class cannot be overridden in the child class. ____________________

The main() methods in Java applications are always dynamic. ____________________

A subclass is a class that extends another class. ____________________

Child classes does not inherit constructors from parent classes. ____________________

One of the important benefits of inheritance is reusability. ____________________

In order to decide which class is the parent and which one is the child, you can use the has-a relationship. ____________________

You have two classes: ClassA and ClassB. ClassB inherits from ClassA. Generally speaking, ClassA is bigger in size. ____________________

If you have a method in the parent class that you want to modify its behavior in the child class, you say you are overloading the method. ____________________

The word polymorphism means "many forms". ____________________

Many methods with the same name but different argument lists, in the same class, illustrate an example of overriding. ____________________

Only comments can be placed before super() in the subclass constructor. ____________________

You have two classes: ClassA and ClassB. ClassB inherits from ClassA. Both classes have a method called printMe(). If you need to call ClassA's printMe() from ClassB's constructor, you would use this syntax: super.printMe(). ____________________