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Chapter 8.3, Problem 21STQ
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Outputs of the given two invocations of “writeOutput” method:
//create an object for “Student” class
Person person = new Student ("Sam", 999);
//call the method
person.writeOutput ();
//create an object for “Undergraduate” class
person = new Undergraduate ("Sam", 999, 1);
//call the method
person.writeOutput ();
“No”, the two invocation of “writeOutput” method will not produce same output because,
- • The first “writeOutput” method will produce an output the name “Sam” and the Student Number “999”...
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Java: An Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming plus MyProgrammingLab with Pearson eText -- Access Card Package (7th Edition)
Chapter 8.1, Problem 1STQChapter 8.1, Problem 2STQChapter 8.1, Problem 3STQChapter 8.1, Problem 4STQChapter 8.1, Problem 5STQChapter 8.1, Problem 6STQChapter 8.1, Problem 7STQChapter 8.2, Problem 8STQChapter 8.2, Problem 9STQChapter 8.2, Problem 10STQ
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