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class A{ void me(){s.o.p("");} class B extends A{ void me()
{s.o.p(" ");} class M{ A a=new B(); B b=new A(); a.me();
b.mne();} what is the output of this, how?

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class A{ void me(){s.o.p("");} class B extends A{ void me() {s.o.p(" ");} class..

Answer / sk

B b=new A();

you cannot assign a superclass object to a reference of
subclass.

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class A{ void me(){s.o.p("");} class B extends A{ void me() {s.o.p(" ");} class..

Answer / kay

class A
{
public virtual void me()
{ s.o.p(" hi");
}
}

class B extends A
{
public override void me()
{ s.o.p(" wat up!");
}
}

class M
{
A a = new B();
a.me();
B b = new A();
b.me();
}

//output :
hi wat up!

Is This Answer Correct ?    5 Yes 5 No

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