Java Programming Short Answer: 1. _____________________________ is declaring a method with the exact same signature as a method in a superclass. 2. _____________________________ a method of code reuse that allows you to define a new class by extending the data fields and methods of an existing class. 3. _____________________________ is the only Java class that does not have a superclass (case sensitive answer). 4. _____________________________ is using subtypes/subclasses in contexts where a related superclass is expected 5. _____________________________ occurs at runtime and is used to locate the most recently defined implementation of an overridden method. 6. _____________________________ New activation records are stored in in this area of memory when methods are invoked. 7. _____________________________ New objects are allocated in this area of memory. 8. _____________________________ consists of the public method signatures and public constants and defines what can be accessed by a client. 9. _____________________________ Separating the use of a class from its implementation. 10. _____________________________ A process in which a subclass constructor will first implicitly or explicitly call the constructor of a superclass before executing. 11. _____________________________ modifier used to describe a method that can be invoked without instantiating an object of the enclosing class. 12. _____________________________ A pillar of OOP that facilitates changes to the implementation of a class such that other classes that use the modified class are not impacted. 13. _____________________________ The process of reclaiming memory that is no longer used by a running program.