naapuriluokkien
Naapuriluokkien, a Finnish term translating to "neighboring classes," refers to a concept in object-oriented programming, particularly in the context of inheritance and encapsulation. It describes classes that are directly related through an inheritance hierarchy, meaning one class inherits from another. These classes share a parent-child relationship, where the parent class is often referred to as the superclass or base class, and the child class is known as the subclass or derived class.
The concept of naapuriluokkien is fundamental to understanding how code can be reused and extended. When a
Encapsulation, a core principle of object-oriented programming, plays a role here. While subclasses can access protected