No, constructor overriding is not possible in Java, so whether it is runtime polymorphism or not is out of question. If you override a method of parent class in subclass and try to call that method using parent class reference variable, JVM decides which method to call at runtime. However, each class will have their … Read more
In this post we’ll discuss the differences between Instance Variable and Reference Variable in Java, understand them with an example. In a nutshell, a reference variable is any variable that can hold reference of an object and an instance variable is a primitive or non-primitive variable that is declared within a class. Instance Variable Reference … Read more
In this example, we’ll write a C program to find maximum and minimum elements in a 3D array. Initially we’ve defined a 3 dimensional array with values We’ve also initialized the min and max variables with the first value the array We also declare 2 temporary variables to iterate over the array We use nested … Read more
String class provides us with powerful String processing methods, out of those, substring is one. In this example, we’ll look into examples on substring based on a given character in Java. Unfortunately, String class doesn’t provide us with an out of box substring method to get a substring based on a character, however you can … Read more
A variable which is declared as private is not accessible outside of the class. That means you cannot access that private variable using a reference variable after instantiating the class. You can also declare a variable as private final in Java, then not only it will be accessible outside of the class, you will not … Read more