Classes and inheritance help you enforce consistent standards. Property classes enable you to define default properties for objects declaratively.
You can start from inherited properties, then customize an object. If you modify the original class, objects that inherit from that class receive the new properties automatically.
You can create objects using development tools, and save them in the object library – then reuse them in the same or other applications. This helps to establish consistent standards within and between applications.
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