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Can a class be subclass of itself?
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Answer / avinash chand
In Java every class is a subclass of object class....
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Answer / kimiya
is there any where to have write and exacte answers ?
in my opinion its not logical...why shoud a class extends
itself??...
but i know when ever someone asks a question like this
answer is yes and he like to answer why..!!?
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Answer / diganta kumar
yes .thing is that the two class with same name will be
present in different package,then the class can extend the
same class.
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