If a base class reference, p, points to a derived class instance, and both base and derived classes have a public method void doIt() which takes no parameters, then p.doIt() will ...:

A	... invoke the derived class version, because it is the object pointed to that determines which method is called.

B	... invoke the base class version, because the base class reference only knows about the base class version of doIt().

C	... invoke the base class version, because type coercion was not used to first coerce the base class reference to a derived class type.