and that's it for this section. You've learned a ton of incredibly powerful features in Solidity, so let's do a quick recap of what we learned this section. We learned that with the `new` keyword, we can actually deploy contracts from other contracts. We learned that we can

actually import other contracts, which is essentially the same as copy-pasting the code into this file. We also learned this thing called named imports, which is going to make you look even better than most of the Solidity devs out there. We learned that we can interact with other

contracts, so long as we have the address and the API. The SimpleStorage type automatically comes with the address and the API, so we can just access it like this. We didn't learn too much about the API, but we'll learn more about it later. We learned that if we want to make a

child contract and inherit the functionality of some other contract, we can just import that contract and then use the `is` keyword in the contract declaration to override a function. We need the `override` keyword and we need the base class or the parent class to have the `virtual` keyword on the function

you want to override. And that is the end of this lesson, so be sure to give yourself a huge pat on the back. Take a break. Breaks are good for your brain. Go for a walk, grab a coffee, get some ice cream, go tell your friends, go post on

Twitter, you're getting more and more advanced with Solidity very quickly, so be sure to celebrate the little wins to keep being excited and keep that curiosity. Congratulations, you've completed this lesson.

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