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Could someone give me the technical terms for the parts of this statement?
This is to complete an abstract method from a sublass. I'd like to know what the technical term is for the words Animal and Dog in this statement. I know animal is the parent class and Dog is the subclass that extends it but is there a more technical term for these in the use of this particular statement?
Animal obj = new Dog();
Re: Could someone give me the technical terms for the parts of this statement?
It is described somewhere in this doc: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs...tml/index.html
or here: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutor...pts/index.html
If you don't understand my answer, don't ignore it, ask a question.
FightingIrishman (January 4th, 2022)
Could someone give me the technical terms for the parts of this statement?
This is to complete an abstract method from a sublass. I'd like to know what the technical term is for the words Animal and Dog in this statement. I know animal is the parent class and Dog is the subclass that extends it but is there a more technical term for these in the use of this particular statement?
Animal obj = new Dog();
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