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    This document contains responses to various questions about object-oriented programming concepts in Java. It discusses issues like referring to private fields, method precedence in subclasses overriding superclass methods, limitations of overriding toString(), return types of methods, and casting objects. The responses range from short acknowledgements to explanations of 1-2 sentences.

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    This document contains responses to various questions about object-oriented programming concepts in Java. It discusses issues like referring to private fields, method precedence in subclasses overriding superclass methods, limitations of overriding toString(), return types of methods, and casting objects. The responses range from short acknowledgements to explanations of 1-2 sentences.

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    This document contains responses to various questions about object-oriented programming concepts in Java. It discusses issues like referring to private fields, method precedence in subclasses overriding superclass methods, limitations of overriding toString(), return types of methods, and casting objects. The responses range from short acknowledgements to explanations of 1-2 sentences.

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    9.2) I predicted Item's would execute, but CD or DVD's did. It
    seems the subclasses methods take precident over the superclass methods.
    9.3) Though it works as expected, using this solution means that
    the output of print from the superclass cannot be changed in any way, so
    if CD or DVD need the print method to display different information, or
    format it differently, it's almost impossible.
    9.4) Ok
    9.5) It has no parameters, but returns a String.
    9.6) Using toString on DVD returned DVD@147c1db
    9.7 - 9.8) see attatched dome-v2
    9.12) getName must be part of the Device method.
    9.13) The one in the subclass.
    9.14) s will contain the word Student, and the memory adress of
    st,
    9.15) Yes it will, and it will print out the memory adress of st,
    because of casting.
    9.16)

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