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overriding_java
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//example of the overriding method
//return type and signature(parameter) same means the overriding method
class a1
{
void hell()
{
System.out.println("hell i am from a1");
}
}
class b1 extends a1
{
void hell()
{
System.out.println("hello i am from b1");
}
}
class c1 extends b1{
void hell()
{
System.out.println("hello i am from c1");
}
}
public class polymorph {
public static void main(String[] args)
{
//where c1 is called reference
// where c1() is called instance
//c1 obj1=new c1();
// obj1.hell();
// now we take the reference of b1 and instance c1 as same
// b1 obj1=new c1();
// obj1.hell();
//it's means that if we change the instance than automatically
//sentence will be changed or method /function will be change
//reference is a1 and instance c1
//output is of c1 method is display
// a1 obj1=new c1();
//obj1.hell();
//reference is a1 and instance b1
//output is of b1 method is display
// a1 obj1=new b1();
// obj1.hell();
}
}