Class C is a specific class that can have subclasses below it and superclasses above it. It inherits properties and behaviors from its superclass(es) and can provide additional properties and behaviors to its subclass(es).
Related terms
Superclass: A superclass is a class that comes above another class in the hierarchy. It provides common properties and behaviors that can be inherited by its subclasses.
Subclass: A subclass is a class that is derived from another class (superclass). It inherits the properties and behaviors of its superclass but may also add new ones or override existing ones.
Class B: Class B is a specific class that belongs to the hierarchy where Class C is both its superclass and subclass.