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Why can a regular class not be extended in Salesforce?
Why can a regular class not be extended in Salesforce?
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Hi Prachi,
It's just one of two possible approaches. For example, in C# you can derive from superclass and there's no need to mark it anyhow. You can - on the other hand - mark class as sealed (equivalent to final in apex, which is default) to prevent inheritance.
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