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Class overwritten?
section A)
Consider the following java classes-
GenericServlet class:
public abstract class GenericServlet extends Object implements Servlet, ServletConfig, Serializable.
HttpServlet class:
public abstract class HttpServlet extends GenericServlet implements Serializable.
section B)
Consider my class below:
public class GenericServlet extends HttpServlet.
It is the base class of HttpServlet class as in section A), however, it is again defined to be a sub-class of HttpServlet in B).
Does B) overwrite a class?
Or B) defines a totally new class only?
How is the GenericServlet be interpreted?
Consider the following java classes-
GenericServlet class:
public abstract class GenericServlet extends Object implements Servlet, ServletConfig, Serializable.
HttpServlet class:
public abstract class HttpServlet extends GenericServlet implements Serializable.
section B)
Consider my class below:
public class GenericServlet extends HttpServlet.
It is the base class of HttpServlet class as in section A), however, it is again defined to be a sub-class of HttpServlet in B).
Does B) overwrite a class?
Or B) defines a totally new class only?
How is the GenericServlet be interpreted?
Homework? Think about the packages/namespaces.
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