Lecture

Inheritance in Java: Concepts and Implementation

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This lecture covers the fundamental concepts of inheritance in Java, including access rights, constructors, polymorphism, and packages. It explains how inheritance is implemented in Java, the importance of packages in managing access rights, and the challenges of naming conflicts in large-scale programming projects.

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