Contract Inheritance In Solidity | Episode 6

Julien Klepatch

In object-orientated programming languages, we have classes and inheritance. In Solidity, we don’t have classes but we have contracts. Contracts can inherit from each other, and access some inherited properties like variables and functions. Let’s learn how this work in Solidity

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