python/concepts/class-inheritance/introduction.md

# Introduction

[Inheritance](inherit) represents what is known as a relationship. When a Derived class inherits from a Base class, you've established a relationship in which Derived is a specialised version of Base.
Either by using single or multiple inheritance, we can inherit the properties from the base class. Inheritance is used because it helps in code reusability.


[inherit]:https://realpython.com/inheritance-composition-python/#whats-inheritance
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Update introduction.md 2022-02-27 23:27:52 +05:30			`[Inheritance](inherit) represents what is known as a relationship. When a Derived class inherits from a Base class, you've established a relationship in which Derived is a specialised version of Base.`
Update introduction.md 2022-02-27 23:26:29 +05:30			`Either by using single or multiple inheritance, we can inherit the properties from the base class. Inheritance is used because it helps in code reusability.`

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