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Q) Example program on super keyword 2 usages?




A)
class vehicle1
{
       int speed;
       vehicle1()
       {
              speed=50;
       }
       void stop()
       {
              System.out.println("vehicle stopped");
       }
       void move()
       {
              System.out.println("Every vehicle should move this way only");
       } //overridden method
}//super class

class car1 extends vehicle1
{
       int speed;
       car1()
       {
              speed=80;
       }
       void move()
       {     
              System.out.println("As a car I move in any own way also");
              System.out.println("own speed :"+speed);
              System.out.println("parent given speed :"+super.speed);
       }//overriddingmethod
}//sub class

public class superusage {
      
       public static void main(String[] args) {
              car1 c1= new car1();
              c1.stop();
              c1.move();
       }

}

Output:

vehicle stopped
As a car I move in any own way also
own speed :80
parent given speed :50

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