Show the output of the following program abstract class Furn

Show the output of the following program. abstract class Furniture {abstract void pmt();} class Rediner extends Furniture {void prnt() {System, out.println(\"I\'m a recliner\");}} class LaZBoy extends Rediner {void prnt() {System.out.println(\"I\'m a lazboy\");}} public class furnitureTest2 {public static void mam(String[] args) {Furniture [] A = {new Recliner(), new Recliner(), new LaZBoy()}; for(int i=0; i

Solution

Answer is :

I\'m a recliner                                                                                                                         

I\'m a recliner                                                                                                                         

I\'m a lazboy

Explaination:

the main heart of the code is

Furniture [] A = { new Recliner(), new Recliner(), new LaZBoy()};

where array A contains object for Recliner and LaZBoy

A[0] == object of Recliner()

A[1] == object of Recliner()

A[2] == object of LaZBoy()

Prints the object

for (int i=0; i<3; ++i)

A[i].prnt();

so for each A it call prnt() function of their respective classes ..

for the first 2 times it call  Recliner()\'s prnt()

3rd time it call lazboy()\'s prnt()