public class of

public void methodio

System, out. println$("$d$1")$;

$\}$

public class $B$ extends

public void method$10$

System.out.println$("$b$1")$;

$\}$

super. method$1()$

public void method$2$O

System, out. print ln$("$b$2")$:

method$10$;

$\}$

public class C extends D I

public void methodi$()$

$\}$ System.out.println$("$c$1")$;

public void method$2$O

System, out.println $("$c$2")$;

$\}$

super methodi$()$

public class A extends B $\{$

public void method$10$

System, out.println$("$a$1")$;

super.methodiO:

public void method$2$O

System, out. print ln $("$a$2")$;

super. method$2$O:

$\}$

Suppose the following variables are defined:

A var $1=$ new $A()$;

$D$ var $2=$ new $B()$;

$C$ var $3=$ new $C()$;

$B$ var $4=$ new $A()$;

Object var$5=$ new $D()$;

Indicate in each box below the output produced by the numbered statements shown below.

If the statement produces more than one line of output indicate the line breaks with slashes

as in $,$ to indicate three lines of output with followed by b followed by c $.$

If the statement causes a

or a

indicate this by simply writing

error. You do not need to identify which type.