main difference between import and extends in java
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difference between import and extends in java
main difference between import and extends in java
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Re: difference between import and extends in java
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Re: difference between import and extends in java
If you importer a class you allow to use methods, or create objects based on those classes in a package or specified class.
Extends tells is extending a class and say hey I am bit like you.
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