SECTION A: True/False 1 When you use inheritance in Java, you can create a new class that contains all the data and methods of an existing class. 2 When you use inheritance, you save time and reduce errors 3 A class that is used as a basis for inheritance is called a subclass. 4 You use the keyword inherits to achieve inheritance in Java. 5 A derived class has access to all its parents' nonprivate methods. 6 Subclasses are more specific than the superclass they extend. 7 Any child class object has all the attributes of its parent, but all of those attributes might not be directly accessible. You override a parent class method by creating a child class method with the same identifier but a different parameter list or return type. When a child class method overrides a parent class method, and you use the method name with a child class object, the child class method version executes. 10 Information hiding describes the concept of keeping data private. 1A subclass inherits all the data and methods of its superclass, except the private ones If a data field is defined as protected, then a method in a child class can use it directly. 12 13 14 15 A subclass cannot override methods that are declared static in the superclass. A subclass cannot override methods that are declared final in the superclass. A subclass cannot override methods that are declared private in the superclass