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public class Tulip
{
private int numTulips;

public Tulip(int nt)
{
numTulips = nt;
}

public String toString()
{
return "numTulips: " + numTulips;
}
}

what is demonstrated by the Tulip class declaration?
a. implementing an abstract method
b. implementing an abstract interface
c. composition
d. overriding an inherited method
e. multiple inheritance


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first, java doesnt have multiple inheritance so (e) cant be true, and
i dont think it inherites anything so to me (d) is false as well.

Eileen <> writes:
>first, java doesnt have multiple inheritance so (e) cant be true, and
>i dont think it inherites anything so to me (d) is false as well.

Java also does not have »abstract interfaces«.

Eileen wrote:
> public class Tulip
> {
....
> first, java doesnt have multiple inheritance so (e) cant be true, and
> i dont think it inherites anything so to me (d) is false as well.

Remember that "public class Tulip {" is equivalent to "public class
Tulip extends Object {".

Patricia