superclass
IPA: supɝkɫæs
noun
- (computing, object-oriented programming) A high-level class that passes attributes and methods down the hierarchy to subclasses.
- (taxonomy) A taxon ranking below a phylum and above a class.
verb
- (transitive, computing, object-oriented programming) To create a superclass of.
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Examples of "superclass" in Sentences
- A superclass can't be part of a subclass.
- These riders are not eligible for the Superclass.
- The arrows move from the subclass to the superclass.
- At most if need be it might be elevated to superclass.
- It is merely an example of the concept of a Superclass.
- It must begin with the class structure of the superclass.
- They are both subclasses of the superclass passenger vehicle.
- In other words, preposition is the superclass while adverb is the subclass.
- These methods will be overridden in the classes that extend this superclass.
- If the superclass is not explicitly specified, the superclass is implicitly .
- "These plugged-in traders have an edge that puts them in a superclass," Mr. Uzzi says.
- ClassInherits (ClassObject, ClassName); would see if ClassObject was a "superclass" of ClassName
- You'd see a growing underclass - and a growing 'superclass' of the privately educated children of the rich.
- There is nothing ever important in these magazines, except for the superclass selling impossible dreams; luxury beauty power.
- As a member of that "superclass," his writing should provide a necessary insight into the construction of this "New World Order."
- The new rulers of the world would be a global cosmopolitan elite -- the 'superclass' that now exists in embryonic form, gathering in places like Davos.
- Instead, "it's culture that has created class", including "a new celebrity superclass", which seems to consist of the likes of David Beckham and Kate Moss.
- Class warfare is not doggedly pursuing laws and policies that eliminate the middle class and create a superclass of poor under a miniature, ultrawealthy plutocracy.
- Since all our models in - herit from ActiveRecord:: Base, so far we have always relied on the initialization func - tion in the parent class (also called the superclass).
- The members of this group, which I call the "superclass," come from business, finance, politics, the military, the arts, the nonprofit world and other realms, including even "shadow elites" from terrorist or criminal organizations.