Monday, April 30, 2007

If the method to be overridden has access type 'protected', can subclass have the access type as 'private'?

Deepun | 5:07 AM | |
No, it must have access type as protected or public, since an overriding method must restrict access of the method it overrides.
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2 comments:

Kavita on May 19, 2011 10:14 AM said...

So here you mean we cannot reduce the visibility of inherited method.

Anonymous said...

i didnt understand the logic here..can u please xplain in detail

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