Is there any technical difference between subclass and inherinted class?

In the inheriting situation, you can treat the derived class like its base class. That is, you can keep a collection of base class references around and call their methods without needing to know whether the actual objects are of any derived type, and if yes which. This an important semantic concept.

You're mixing terms. A subclass is the same as an inherited class.

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