TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecter Java: Program design - Chapter 9: Inheritance and polymorphism

Inheritance and polymorphism are two powerful mechanisms of object-oriented languages. Inheritance is the ability to define a new class using an existing class as a basis. Polymorphism is a programming language behavior where the same code expression can invoke different methods depending on the type of objects using the code. In this chapter, we begin our introduction of these two mechanisms by extending the standard class Point. | Inheritance and Polymorphism Copyright © The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Permission required for reproduction or display. Inheritance Organizes objects in a top-down fashion from most general to least general Inheritance defines a “is-a” relationship A mountain bike “is a” kind of bicycle A SUV “is a” kind of automobile A border collie “is a” kind of dog A laptop “is a” kind of computer Musical instrument hierarchy Idiophones: Solid instruments that are intrinsically sonorous, ., bell and cymbal; Membranophones: Instruments with taut membranes, ., drum and kazoo; Aerophones: Instruments that enclose and free masses of air, ., clarinet and whistle; Chordophones: Instruments with stretched strings, ., lyre and violin; Electrophones: Instruments with oscillating electric circuits, . synthesizer and electric piano. Musical instrument hierarchy The hierarchy helps us understand the relationships and similarities of musical instruments A clarinet “is a” kind of reeded .

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