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## Dart inheritance

**Inheritance** refers to a class's capability to derive properties and behaviors from another class.

Dart allows one class to inherit from another, generating a new class from an existing one. We use the `extend` keyword to inherit from another class.

## Multi-level inheritance

In Dart, **multi-level inheritance** occurs when various classes inherit in a chain (i.e., one class extends a parent class, and another class extends the class that extended the parent class).
A subclass is inherited by another subclass or forms an inheritance chain.


## Terminology in Inheritance

- **Parent class:** This is the class from which the child class inherits its properties. It is also known as the *base class* or the *superclass*.
- **Child class:** This is the class that inherits the properties of another class. It is also known as the *subclass* or the *derived class*.

## Syntax

```
class A{
...
}

class B extends A{
...
}

class C extends B{
...
}
```

## Figure
 The figure below shows the visual representation of Multi-level inheritance in Dart:




## Code
The following code shows the implementation of the multi-level inheritance:

class Shape{
   void display(){
      // creating method
      print("This is Shape class");
   }
}

class Triangle extends Shape{
   // creating method
   void showInfo(){
      print("This is Triangle class");
   }
}

class Circle extends Triangle{
   // creating method
   void showMessage(){
      print("This is Circle class");
   }
}

void main(){
   // Creating an object of class Circle
   var circle = Circle();
   // invoking Circle's method using Circle's object
   circle.showMessage();
   // invoking Triange's method using Circle's object
   circle.showInfo();
   // invoking Shape's method using Circle's object
   circle.display();
}


## Code explanation

We create three different classes named `Shape`, `Triangle`, and `Circle` with methods `display()`, `showInfo()`, and `showMessage()`, respectively. 
In the main drive, we create an object of the Circle class and then invoke the methods of the parent class that the class extends.


> **Note:** Dart does not support multiple inheritances.


What is Multi-level inheritance in Dart?

 Dart inheritance Inheritance refers to a class s capability to derive properties and behaviors from another class. Dart allows one class to inherit from another, generating a new class from an existing one. We use the extend keyword to inherit from another class. Multi-level inheritance In Dart, multi-level inheritance occurs when various classes inherit in a chain (i.e., one class extends a parent class, and another class extends the class that extended the parent class). A subclass is inherited by another subclass or forms an inheritance chain. Terminology in Inheritance  Parent class: This is the class from which the child class inherits its properties. It is also known as the base class or the superclass. Child class: This is the class that inherits the properties of another class. It is also known as the subclass or the derived class.  Syntax class A{ ... }  class B extends A{ ... }  class C extends B{ ... }  Figure The figure below shows the visual representation of Multi-level inheritance in Dart: 