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Transcribed Image Text:The attributes of a Java program are its
The methods
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v of a Java class. A Java class can
v code from its parent or
superclass. A Java class has a relationship or is
v with another Java class through inheritance or through objects. There is no reason for a Java class to
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another Java class's code functions.
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The attributes of a Java program are it data fields.
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