Classes that are not abstract classes are sometimes referred to as
A)base classes.
B)concrete classes.
C)superclasses.
D)inherited classes.

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Non-abstract classes that can be instantiated are often referred to as "concrete" classes. "Base classes" generally refer to the superclass that other classes inherit from. "Superclasses" are the parent classes in a class hierarchy. "Inherited classes" are those that inherit from a superclass. Therefore, the best choice is B.

Classes That Are Not Abstract Classes Are Sometimes Referred to as