Unlocking the Power of Sealed Classes in Java: Next-Level Inheritance Management!!
Sealed classes in Java are a language feature introduced in Java 15 to provide more control and flexibility over class inheritance. A sealed class restricts which other classes or interfaces can extend or implement it. This allows for better encapsulation and reduces the risk of unintended subclasses.
To declare a sealed class in Java, you use the sealed modifier before the class keyword. You also need to specify the permitted subclasses or interfaces using the permits clause.