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The features of an organism are determined by a set of chromosomes. These originate in the parents and are passed on to an offspring during fertilisation. It follows then that since chromosomes are inherited, all the features of an organism must be inherited.
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In object-oriented programming, the ability of a new class to inherit the data fields and functions of another object.
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The degree to which a trait or characteristic is passed on from a parent to offspring.
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passed on to an individual through the parent
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An object's definition may be given as an incremental modification to existing object definitions, in which case it is said that the object inherits from other objects.
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