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Cbv: Added to category Objective-C

2006-06-21T09:44:22Z

Added to category Objective-C

Cbv: /* Superclass */

2005-09-01T12:19:49Z

Superclass

Cbv at 12:18, 1 September 2005

2005-09-01T12:18:50Z

Cbv at 11:34, 31 August 2005

2005-08-31T11:34:24Z

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A class can be seen as a prototype for a particular kind of [[object]]. A class definition declares [[instance_variable|instance variables]] and defines [[method|methods]] for all members of the class. [[object|Objects]] that have the same types of [[instance_variable|instance variables]] and have access to the same [[method|methods]] belong to the same class.

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	A class that's one step above another class in the inheritance hierarchy -- the class through which a subclass inherits [[method\|methods]] and [[instance_variable\|instance variables]].		A class that's one step above another class in the inheritance hierarchy -- the class through which a subclass inherits [[method\|methods]] and [[instance_variable\|instance variables]].
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	== Superclass ==		== Superclass ==

−	A [[class]] that's one step above another [[class]] in the inheritance hierarchy -- the [[class]] through which a [[subclass]] inherits [[method\|methods]] and [[instance_variable\|instance variables]].	+	A class that's one step above another class in the inheritance hierarchy -- the class through which a subclass inherits [[method\|methods]] and [[instance_variable\|instance variables]].

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	A class can be seen as a prototype for a particular kind of [[object]]. A class definition declares [[instance_variable\|instance variables]] and defines [[method\|methods]] for all members of the class. [[object\|Objects]] that have the same types of [[instance_variable\|instance variables]] and have access to the same [[method\|methods]] belong to the same class.		A class can be seen as a prototype for a particular kind of [[object]]. A class definition declares [[instance_variable\|instance variables]] and defines [[method\|methods]] for all members of the class. [[object\|Objects]] that have the same types of [[instance_variable\|instance variables]] and have access to the same [[method\|methods]] belong to the same class.
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		+	== Subclass ==
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		+	Any [[class]] that's one step below another [[class]] in the inheritance hierarchy.
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		+	Occasionally the more general interpretation of '''subclass''' would be: any [[class]] that inherits from another [[class]].
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		+	Sometimes '''to subclass''' is used to describe the process of defining a subclass of another [[class]].
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		+	== Superclass ==
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		+	A [[class]] that's one step above another [[class]] in the inheritance hierarchy -- the [[class]] through which a [[subclass]] inherits [[method\|methods]] and [[instance_variable\|instance variables]].