Learn
Object-Oriented Programming I
Inheritance Syntax
In Ruby, inheritance works like this:
class DerivedClass < BaseClass # Some stuff! end
The derived class is the new class you’re making and the base class is the class from which that new class inherits. You can read “<
“ as “inherits from.”
Instructions
1.
We’ve created an Application
class in the editor to the right. Create your own class, MyApp
, that inherits from Application
. No need to put anything inside your class definition just yet!