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Use inheritance, abstract classes, and polymorphism in TypeScript
Object oriented programming languages such as C# allow you to inherit functionality from base class. TypeScript also offers inheritance capabilities so that your classes can inherit from other classes. TypeScript support multiple inheritance (although your class can implement multiple interfaces). You can also create abstract classes - classes that be instantiated on their own; they must be inherited in other classes. In this article you will learn all these aspects of TypeScript inheritance.
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