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superclassIn object technology, a high-level class that passes attributes and methods (data and processing) down the hierarchy to subclasses, the classes below it. Abstract superclasses are used as master structures and no objects are created for it. Concrete superclasses are used to create objects.
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| Economic transnationals are the nucleus of an emerging global superclass. Dacom's NGN network will be based on Nortel Networks Succession Communication Server (CS) 2000-Compact superclass softswitch and Multimedia Communication Server (MCS) 5200, which enables delivery of new, revenue-generating services at lower operational costs. It is not always obvious that defining a subclass has ramifications for the meaning of the superclass, but it is true nonetheless. |
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