When we first encounter classic OO theory, we come across the idea that classes can be inherited. The idea here is that we can create even more specialized classes from general-purpose classes. One of the more popular examples of this is that we have a vehicle class that contains basic details about a vehicle. We inherit from the vehicle class to make a car class. We then inherit from the car class to make a sports car class. Each layer of inheritance here adds features that aren't present in the class we are inheriting from.
In general, this is a simple concept for us to work with, but what happens when we want to bring two or more seemingly unrelated things together to make our code? Let's examine a simple ...
