NO, you can't do that, unless the object you are working on is an instance of the subclass. In that case, you need to cast the object to be type of subclass. For example:
Super super = new...
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NO, you can't do that, unless the object you are working on is an instance of the subclass. In that case, you need to cast the object to be type of subclass. For example:
Super super = new...