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| A class can have sub-classes too. For example; under the class called //humans// we have broadly two other sub-classes called //males// and //females// Now we know that both of them do belong to the class called //humans// but there are indeed some properties of //males// that are not seen in //females// and vice-versa | A class can have sub-classes too. For example; under the class called //humans// we have broadly two other sub-classes called //males// and //females// Now we know that both of them do belong to the class called //humans// but there are indeed some properties of //males// that are not seen in //females// and vice-versa | ||
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