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Calling base class methods
Hi,
Ive worked more on C++ rather than JAVA but I keep visiting
it now and then to see how certain features in C++ map to
JAVA.
A question that I wanted to ask was this:
Is it possible, in JAVA, to call super class methods in a derived class when
the derived class is several steps down in the hierarchy?
In other words say class 1 is the base class. Class 2 is derived from class
1. Class 3 is derived from class 2. Can class 3 somehow call class 1's methods?
In C++ you'd do this by explicitly qualifying the method by prefixing it
with the name of the base class i.e class 1 like
this:
...
1::method_name() ;
Can this be accomplished in JAVA?
From the top of my head, my guess is NO!
Tell me if Im wrong?
Thanks
Gautam
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