Inheritance in Object-Oriented Programming

Method overloading and method overriding

Method hiding and method overriding

Code reusability and method overriding (correct)

Code reusability and method hiding

To access the parent class’s variables, methods, and constructors (correct)

To override methods in the subclass

To define a new class from an existing class

To implement single inheritance

Single inheritance allows a subclass to have only one superclass, while hierarchical inheritance allows a superclass to have multiple subclasses (correct)

Single inheritance allows a subclass to have multiple superclasses, while hierarchical inheritance allows a superclass to have only one subclass

Single inheritance allows a superclass to have multiple subclasses, while hierarchical inheritance allows a subclass to have only one superclass

Single inheritance allows a subclass to have multiple superclasses, while hierarchical inheritance allows a superclass to have multiple subclasses