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Question on whether Static method can be overriden


  
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April 17, 2005 08:10:19   #1  
Lavanya        

RE: Question on whether Static method can be overriden
No. Static methods do not participate in Overriding.
 
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May 09, 2005 07:39:46   #2  
Hari        

RE: Question on whether Static method can be overriden
Yes, Statis methods can be overridden only final methods cannot be overridden
 
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May 12, 2005 06:57:13   #3  
upender        

RE: Question on whether Static method can be overriden
yes
 
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August 10, 2005 00:44:25   #4  
Senthil        

RE: Question on whether Static method can be overriden
Static Methods over loading is of no use for example the below code will produce a output of 
B.m1 
C.m1 
C.m1 
if we remove static in those functions we will get an ouput of  
B.m1 
C.m1 
B.m1 
class C{ 
 
static void m1() 

System.out.println("C.m1"); 


class B extends C{ 
 
static void m1() 

System.out.println("B.m1"); 


 
 
class A 

public static void main(String str[]) 

 
B b = new B(); 
C c = new C(); 
C c1 = new B(); 
b.m1(); 
c.m1(); 
c1.m1(); 
 

 
 
}

 
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