Finding out the super class name of the class

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Tutorial: Finding out the super class name of the class

Here we show you the way to find out the Superclass name by using the getSuperclass() method. The given example demonstrates the use of getSuperclass() method in more detail.

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Here we show you the way to find out the Superclass name by using the getSuperclass() method. The given example demonstrates the use of getSuperclass() method in more detail.

Create a class "Fsupercls". Populate it with the Checkbox objects. Now retrieve the Superclass name by using the getSuperclass() method.

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