Code : MySuperClass.java
abstract class MySubClass{
MySubclass(){
System.out.println("MySubClass ");
}
}
public class MySuperClass extends MySubClass {
MySuperClass(){
System.out.println("MySuperClass ");
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
MySubClass obj = new MySuperClass();
}
}
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| What will be the result of compiling and running the given code? |
| Choice 1 | The code compiles without any error when we change MySubClass to MySuperClass and MySuperClass to MySubClass. |
| Choice 2 | Does not compile since obj is of type MySubClass which is abstract |
| Choice 3 | Does not compile since MySuperClass extends MySubClass which is abstract |
| Choice 4 | Prints "MySubClass" |
| Choice 5 | Prints "MySuperClass MySubClass" |
| Choice 6 | Prints "MySubClass MySuperClass " |
