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    Post add a default constructor in abstract class

    I have a java code :

            abstract class Fish{
                abstract void Display();
            }
            abstract class FreshWaterFish extends Fish{
            }
            abstract class SaltWaterFish extends Fish{
            }
            class Tombro extends FreshWaterFish{
                @Override
                void Display() {
                    System.out.println("Tombro");
                }
            }
            class Salmon extends SaltWaterFish{
                @Override
                void Display() {
                    System.out.println("Salmon");
                }}
            class Tuna extends SaltWaterFish{
                @Override
                void Display() {
                    System.out.println("Tuna");
            }}
            public class InstanceOfClass {
                public final static int NUMIKAN=4;
                public static void main(String g[]){
                    Fish Fish[] = new Fish[NUMIKAN] ;
                    Fish[0]=new Tombro();
                    Fish[1]=new Tuna();
                    Fish[2]=new Salmon();
                    Fish[3]=new Tombro();
                   for(int i=0; i<NUMIKAN; i++){
                        Fish MyFish = Fish[i];
                        if (MyFish instanceof SaltWaterFish) {
                            MyFish.Display();
            }}}}


    I just want to learn, how should adding a default constructor on FreshWaterFish and SaltWaterFish class, so it displays the output:


    Fresh Water Fish
    Salt Water Fish
    Salt Water Fish
    Fresh Water Fish
    Tuna
    Salmon



    Thanks guys for your reply !


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    Default Re: add a default constructor in abstract class

    Quote Originally Posted by Kifli View Post
    I just want to learn, how should adding a default constructor on FreshWaterFish and SaltWaterFish class, so it displays the output:
    Fresh Water Fish
    Salt Water Fish
    Salt Water Fish
    Fresh Water Fish
    Tuna
    Salmon
    //Abstract Subclass of Fish
     
            abstract class FreshWaterFish extends Fish{
     
            	public FreshWaterFish()
            	{
            		System.out.println("FreshWaterFish");
            	}
            }
     
    //Abstract Subclass of Fish
     
            abstract class SaltWaterFish extends Fish{
     
            	public SaltWaterFish()
            	{
            		System.out.println("SaltWaterFish");
            	}
            }

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