Lecture

Inheritance: Method Hiding in Java

Description

This lecture introduces the concept of method hiding in Java through examples of inheritance. It explains how to redefine methods in subclasses, focusing on the Guerrier class as a special case. The lecture covers the concepts of method hiding and method overriding, illustrating situations where the same method is used at different levels of a hierarchy. It also discusses accessing hidden methods and attributes using the 'super' keyword. The examples provided demonstrate the practical application of method hiding and method overriding in object-oriented programming.

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