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- Return the answer of the given pegs
- Creates a generous amount of total lambs
- Compute the stingy
- Test the test case
- Removes the item from the stack
- Compute the minimum path sum for each element in the grid
- Helper function for helper methods
- Returns the maximum gain of the given price
- Given a list of prices return the best profit
- Find the minimum height trees for a node
- Find the height of a node
- Converts a number to a string
- Test the three stacks
- Removes duplicates from l
- Test the min stack
- Generate triangle
- Checks if the given number can jump to the given number
- Creates a limited amount of balanced lambs
- Removes duplicates from head
- Create a new graph
- Performs permutation on a string
- Zero values in a matrix
- Removes duplicate values from head
- Create a new graph with loop
- Tries to find the shortest path
- Adds key to the linkedlist
- Search the range for the given target
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I've been trying to teach myself inheritance using java, but I am really confused and it seems online youtube videos/looking at previous questions are not helping at all. I tried the practice problems on this website: http://javaconceptoftheday.com/java-inheritance-practice-coding-questions/ , but I am having trouble with questions 2, 3, and 7.
In question 2, since the constructor of object a is B(), why wouldn't it print class B's i value instead of class a's? Instead it prints class a's and I have no idea why.
In question 3, is the reason that the program prints 1 2 3 because there are no constructors and it's just the function? I know when you inherit from a class, you basically act as if all of its functions are in the subclass, so do you basically just pretend class C says:
System.out.println(1);
System.out.println(2);
System.out.println(3);?
In question 7, since the constructor is a C() constructor, why does it still go through the code in the constructor for class A and class B?
Thank you for any help you can give, inheritance is just one of the topics I did not cover in my intro to programming class so I'm trying to fill in all of the blanks before fall semester starts.
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Answered 2018-Jun-03 at 18:57Q2)
The polymorphic behavior of the Java language works with methods and not member variables: they designed the language to bind member variables at compile time, methods at run-time.
Q3)
It's called as instance initialization block. Every instance of a subclass implicitly contains an instance of its superclass. So call order is commenced from class A
, B
then C
.
Q7)
Same reason of Q3
applies for the question
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