Re: Inheritance
On 05.06.2007 15:49, Oliver Wong wrote:
"kathukutti" <njediscse@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi all!!!!!!!
consider the following inheritance hierarchy
Class A --> Class B --> Class C
You should clarify whether A inherits from B or B inherits from A.
As per rule: Object of A can be referenced by their subclass objects.
Eg: consider a,b,c are objects of classes A,B,C . Here a=b &a=c is
applicable but 'object a' can access only its own member nor the
members of 'B & C'
"&a=c" doesn't make sense in the context of Java.
question: But consider All the classes (A,B,C) override a single
method namely disp(). Now
case 1: a=b; a.disp();==> calls the Class B's disp() method though it
is not a member of A.
IIIy for a=c; a.disp()
I don't see a question here, just a bunch of statements.
And I see only "case 1" but no other cases. Also case 1 is already
wrong, because first OP states that all override method disp() and then
he says it's not member of A. Now what?
Weird...
robert
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