When you define a derived class,you give only the added instance variables and the added methods as well as all the methods from the base class.

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When defining a derived class, you only need to specify the added instance variables and methods. The methods from the base class are inherited automatically and do not need to be redefined unless you wish to override or extend them.

When You Define a Derived Class,you Give Only the Added