In a team project, you need to create a hierarchy of classes with common attributes and behaviors. How can you implement this efficiently in Object-Oriented COBOL?
- Define a "RECORD" structure
- Implement "SEARCH ALL" operation
- Use the "CLASS" keyword
- Utilize "WORKING-STORAGE" section
To create a hierarchy of classes in Object-Oriented COBOL, you use the "CLASS" keyword. This keyword allows you to define classes with common attributes and behaviors, facilitating the creation of a class hierarchy.
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