java - One Class/Multiple Constructors vs. Multiple Classes (Inheritance) -

i'm trying implement following tree-like structure @ moment (i.e., man, woman, child, specialman, specialwoman, specialchild). there neater/alternate (less repeating code) way approach it?

public class person {     int hat;     int one_glove; }  public class man extends person {     int coat;     int shorts; }  public class woman extends person {     int coat; }  public class child extends person {     int shorts; } public class specialman extends man {     int second_glove; }  public class specialwoman extends woman {     int second_glove; }  public class specialchild extends child {     int second_glove; } 

what i'm thinking having class person contain variables , having multiple constructors -> linked each specific object type?

public class person{  int hat;  int one_glove;  int coat;  int shorts;  int second_glove;   public person(int coat;int shorts; int hat; int one_glove;){} //man  public person(int coat;int hat; int one_glove;){} //woman  public person(int coat;int shorts; int hat; int one_glove; int second_glove;) {} //specialman   etc... } 

simply inherit person class , use super

> public class person{  int hat;  int one_glove;  int coat;  int shorts;  int second_glove;  public person(int a,int b,int c,int d,int e){ hat  = a; one_glove = b; coat = c; shorts = d; second_glove = e; }  }  class man extends person(){  man(int a,int b,int c,int d,int e){ super(a,b,c,d,e); } }