A member of a subtype does NOT necessarily have to be a member of the supertype.

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A member of a subtype does NOT necessarily have to be a member of the supertype.

A member of a subtype does NOT necessarily have to be a member of the supertype.
A) True
B) False

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Modern Database Management

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Authors: Hoffer, Venkataraman, Topi

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