“>In the object oriented programming world, subclassing an object is the meatand potatoes of software development in that it is one of the most fundamentalpieces of OOP. Being able to take a class and extend it to add your ownflexibility is a powerful thing. This lends itself to code reuse and good codingpractices.Like all things in programming, this feature can be easily abused. If adeveloper decides during that subclassing to override a method/function in theparent object, he/she is
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