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The parent node defines [[Inheritance|inheritance]] for children objects created underneath.  It controls what [[Child|child]] objects can be created underneath it, as well as what information is passed to and from the parent and child nodes.
The parent node defines [[Inheritance|inheritance]] for children objects created underneath.  It controls what child objects can be created underneath it, as well as what information is passed to and from the parent and child nodes.
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Revision as of 10:56, 23 November 2020

In terms of a Note Tree structure, a "parent" is a node that has child objects (nodes created one level underneath the parent).

The parent node defines inheritance for children objects created underneath. It controls what child objects can be created underneath it, as well as what information is passed to and from the parent and child nodes.