QUESTION 5

1. Consider the following Java code. class MyTest { public static void main(String[] args) { SubClass s = new SubClass(1); } } class SuperClass{ private int superClassField; public SuperClass(int f){ superClassField = f + 1; System.out.println("SuperClass constructor, field = " + superClassField); } } class SubClass extends SuperClass{ public SubClass(int f){ super(f); System.out.println("SubClass constructor, field = " + f); } } What output will be produced?

A.	SuperClass constructor, field = 2 SubClass constructor, field = 1
B.	SuperClass constructor, field = 1 SubClass constructor, field = 1
C.	SuperClass constructor, field = 2 SubClass constructor, field = 2
D.	SuperClass constructor, field = 1 SubClass constructor, field = 2

QUESTION 6

1. Consider the following Java code. class MyTest { public static void main(String[] args) { print(new Object()); print(new SuperClass()); print(new SubClass()); print(new SubSubClass()); } public static void print(SubClass s){ System.out.println(s.toString()); } } class SuperClass{ public String toString(){ return "Superclass"; } } class SubClass extends SuperClass{ public String toString(){ return "Subclass"; } } class SubSubClass extends SubClass{ } Which (if any) lines of code will produce a compile time error (try to avoid copying and pasting the code!).

A.	print(new SuperClass()); only.
B.	print(new Object()); and print(new SuperClass());
C.	print(new Object()); only.
D.	The code will not produce a compile time error.