Answer Posted / partha

@ Mayank

Static methods are *NEVER* ever be overridden, even if you
try to override a static method of the super class in your
subclass, it will compile because in this you are simply
redeclaring the static method of your superclass in your
subclass. Redeclaring a method is not the same as overriding
a method.

The bottomline is

** STATIC METHODS CAN NEVER BE OVERRIDDEN **

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