What is Java Class Extends?
In Java, a class can extend another class using the extends
keyword, creating a subclass that inherits properties and behaviors (methods) from the superclass. This allows for code reusability and establishes a hierarchical relationship between classes. The subclass can also override methods of the superclass or add new features. However, Java supports single inheritance, meaning a class can only extend one superclass. To implement multiple inheritance, interfaces can be used instead.