[Advanced-java] OOP's Question

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This is easy to answer. It is called println. Add one to each of the  
methods and see which one is called.

As far as Why.... Isn't that what homework is for, so you learn something?

J

Quoting "G.N.V. Jayprakash" <gnvjp at hotmail.com>:

>
> Hi,
>      I have a question in Object Oriented Programming:
>
> A extends B. B extends C. There is a public method methodA()   
> implemented in C. methodA() is also overridden in A.
>
> There is a flow starting from A from preProcessRequest()    
> implemented in A. preProcessRequest() is also implemented in B.
>
> Now preProcessRequest() in A invokes super.preProcessRequest(). The   
> control goes to the preProcessRequest() in B.
> preProcessRequest() method implementation in B invokes methodA().
>
> Now the question is: Will the methodA() implemented in C will be   
> invoked or the methodA() implemented in A will be invoked? Why?.
>