What does a class hierarchy depict?

1.	What does a class hierarchy depict?
A.	It shows the relationships between the classes in the form of an organization chart.
B.	It describes "has a" relationships.
C.	It describes "kind of" relationships.
D.	It shows the same relationship as a family tree.
Answer» D. It shows the same relationship as a family tree.

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