Groovy enables one class to extend another. We can test for extended classes with the 'in' operator, just like with implemented interfaces:
Public instance fields, properties, and methods defined on an extended class are also available on the extending class:
We can use the 'private' and 'protected' modifiers to restrict the visibility of instance methods, properties, and fields:
Public static fields, properties, and methods are inherited by extending classes:
We can make static methods, properties, and fields private or protected:
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