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Inheritance Worksheet 1
1. What is the output of the code at right? class A{
private int x;
public A() { x =3;}
public String toString() {
return ""+x;
}
}

class B extends A{
}

//test code in the main method

A one = new A();
out.println(one);
one = new B();
out.println(one);

2. What is the output of the code at right?

class C{
private int x;
public C() { x =3;}
public void setX(int val){
x=val;
}
public int getX(){
return x;
}
public String toString() {
return ""+getX();
}
}

class D extends C{
}

//test code in the main method

C two = new C();
out.println(two);
two = new D();
two.setX(9);
out.println(two);
two.setX(-12);
out.println(two.getX());

3. What is the output of the code at right?

class E{
private int x;
public E() { x =3;}
public E(int val){
x=val;
}
public String toString() {
return ""+x;
}
}

class F extends E{
public F(){ }
public F(int num){
super(num);
}
}
//test code in the main method
E three = new E();
out.println(three);
three = new F(45);
out.println(three);

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Inheritance Worksheet 2

class G{
private int x;
public G() { x=3;}
public void setX(int val){
Use the classes at right to evaluate the code x=val;
that follows. If the test code would generate }
and error, write ERROR. public String toString(){
return ""+x;
}
Each question should be evaluated in }
isolation.
class H extends G{
private int y;
public H() { y=4;}
public void setY(int val){
y=val;
}
public String toString() {
return ""+y+super.toString();
}
}

1. What is the output of the code at right? //test code in the main method
G one = new G();
out.println(one);
one.setX(5);
out.println(one);
H two = new H();
two.setX(-2);
two.setY(11);
out.println(two);

2. What is the output of the code at right? //test code in the main method
G three = new H();
out.println(three);
three.setX(8);
three.setY(21);
out.println(three);

3. What is the output of the code at right? //test code in the main method
G four = new H();
four.setX(11);
out.println(four);
four.setX(6);
((H)four).setY(14);
out.println(four);

4. What is the output of the code at right? //test code in the main method
H five= new H();
five.setY(7);
out.println(five);
five.setX(16);
five.setY(9);
out.println(five);

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Inheritance Worksheet 3
1. What is the output of the code at right? class J{
private int x, y;
public J() { x = y = 3;}
public void fun() { x = y = 6; }
public int back() { return 1; }
public String toString() {
return x + " " + y;
}
}

class K extends J {
public void fun() { out.println(back()); }
public String toString() {
return "class K " + super.toString();
}
}

//test code in the main method

J one = new J();
out.println(one);
one = new K();
one.fun();
out.println(one);

2. What is the output of the code at right? class M{

private int x, y;
public M() { x=8; y=1; }
public double fun() { return x; }
public double go() { return y; }
public double back() { return fun(); }
public String toString() {
return x + " " + y;
}
}

class N extends M{
public N() { }
public double fun() { return 7; }
public double go() { return super.back(); }
public double back() { return 2; }
public String toString() {
return super.toString();
}
}

//test code in a main method

M two = new M();
out.println(two.go());
out.println(two.back());
out.println(two.fun());
out.println(two);
two = new N();
out.println(two.go());
out.println(two.back());
out.println(two.fun());
out.println(two);

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Inheritance Worksheet 4

1. What is the output? class P

{
private int x, y;

public P() { x=7; y=0; }

public P(int v){x=v; y=7;}

public double fun() { return x; }

public void go() { back(); }
public void whoot() { go(); }
public void back() {
x=992;
}
public String toString()
{
return getClass().getName() + " " + x + " " + y;
}
}

class Q extends P
{
private int x;

public Q() { x=23; }

public Q(int v) { super(v); x=33; }

public double fun() { return x; }

public void go() { back(); }
public void back() {
x=45;
}

public String toString()

{
return "class " + getClass().getName() + " " + x
+ " " + super.toString() ;
}
}

//code int the main of another class

P one = new P();
out.println(one.fun());
one.go();
one.whoot();
System.out.println(one+"\n\n" );
one = new Q();
out.println(one.fun());
one.go();
one.whoot();
System.out.println(one);

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Inheritance Worksheet 5
1. What is the output of the code at right? class J
{
private static int x; //only one
public J() { x++;}
public String toString() {
return ""+x;
}
}

//test code in the main method

J one = new J();
one = new J(); Static
one = new J();
out.println(one);
Static means only
one = new J();
one = new J(); one.
one = new J();
one = new J(); The inheritance
one = new J(); slides contain static
out.println(one); examples.

2. What is the output of the code at right? class M{

private int x, y;
private static int c; //all M share c

public M() { c++; }

public double fun() { return 5; }
public double back() { return fun(); }
public String toString() {
return x + " " + y + " " + c;
}
public static int count() { return c; }
}

class N extends M{
public N() { }
public double fun() { return 7; }
public double go() { return super.back(); }
public double back() { return 2; }
public String toString() {
return "class N " + super.toString();
}
}

//test code in a main method

M two = new M();
out.println(M.count());
two = new M();
two = new N();
out.println(two.fun());
two = new N();
out.println(((N)two).go());
two = new M();
two = new N();
out.println(two);
out.println(N.count());

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Inheritance Worksheet 1
Directions :: Extend class Monster to make a Gargoyle. A Gargoyle is a Monster. public class Monster
A Gargoyle has all of the properties and behaviors of a Monster and it has an {
private String myName;
additional property of type double that stores the agility of the Gargoyle. You
must provide 3 constructors for class Gargoyle. You must provide a toString( ) public Monster()
method. {
myName = "Monster";
}

public Monster( String name )

{
myName = name;
}

public String toString()

{
return myName + "\n";
}
}

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