A Variation of a Language That Is Different from the Original

question 15

Short Answer

A variation of a language that is different from the original, but not different enough to be classified as a new language, is called a _______.

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Definitions:

Derived Classes

Classes that extend the functionality of an existing class by inheriting its attributes and methods.

Parent And Child Classes

Refers to the relationship in object-oriented programming where one class (the parent) is extended by another class (the child).

Base Classes

Classes in object-oriented programming that act as foundational elements from which other classes (derived classes) can inherit properties and methods.

Super

In object-oriented programming, a keyword used to refer to an object's parent class, often used to invoke the superclass's methods or constructors.