When a subclass inherits from a superclass, it also inherits its methods; however, it can also override the superclass methods $($as well as declare and implement new ones$).$

Consider the following Sports class given. Next, we create a Soccer class that inherits from the Sports class. We can override the getName$(),$ getPlayers$()$ & printTeamMembers$()$ methods and return a different, subclass$-$specific string.

We will return "Overwritten Soccer" in getName$(),11$ in getPlayers$()$ and make it such that printTeamMembers$()$ returns the same string as Sports but with its new values.

Test cases:

For all cases assume we have variables sports $=$ Sports$("$Football$",53)$ and soccer $=$ Soccer$("$Soccer$",22)$

Test$1$: Calling getName$()$ for a soccer returns "Overwritten Soccer" and for sports returns "Football".

Test$2$: Calling getPlayers$()$ for a soccer returns $11$ and for sports returns $53.$

Test$3$: Calling printTeamMembers$()$ for a soccer returns "Each team has $11$ players in Overwritten Soccer" and for sports returns "Each team has $53$ players in Football".