Question

Differentiate between super class and target. 

Answer 1

1. Super class: The superclass, often known as the base class, obtains its features. It resembles a parent class.
2. Target class: The subclass, derived class, or target class is the one that inherits from another class. Subclasses can add their fields and methods to those of the superclass. 
3. Note: To create a new class, we can derive it from an existing class with some of the desired code. This reuses the current class's fields and functions. Inheritance increases reusability. The keyword for inheritance is extending.
4. Example: 

   class Dog extends Animal
         {
   
         }

   In the example above, Dog represents the derived or target class. The phrase "extends" followed by "Animal" indicates that the Dog class inherits features from the Animal class. In other words, the Animal class serves as the base for the Dog class.