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Abstraction, implementation hiding

Abstract Class a{ abstract void test();} B extend a{ void test(){ system.out.println(“hello”);}} // in main class below B c= new B(); C. Test;//directly calling test method in child class Since all implementation in child class, what implementation is hiding here. It’s bit confusing any one please help me on this. Thanks in advance

9th Jan 2018, 1:34 AM
Harsha Vijayakumar
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You use b object known as c for calling test method in a abstraction class if there is an hiding it must be this: You dont use a for calling you just inherit a to b and call b so you hide a class but you use a classes method test();
11th Jan 2018, 7:36 PM
mustafacqn can
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