Lecture

Java: Polymorphism and Inheritance

Description

This lecture covers advanced topics in Java programming, focusing on constructors, polymorphism, the Object superclass, and method overriding. It explains the risks of invoking polymorphic methods in constructors and the importance of properly defining methods like toString and equals.

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