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Java Inheritance and Method Overriding

The document provides a Java program that illustrates inheritance, method overriding, and the use of the super keyword through a BankAccount parent class and a SavingsAccount child class. It demonstrates how the child class can override methods and access parent class methods and variables. The main method creates a SavingsAccount instance and showcases account types, details, and a withdrawal operation.

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Java Inheritance and Method Overriding

The document provides a Java program that illustrates inheritance, method overriding, and the use of the super keyword through a BankAccount parent class and a SavingsAccount child class. It demonstrates how the child class can override methods and access parent class methods and variables. The main method creates a SavingsAccount instance and showcases account types, details, and a withdrawal operation.

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7.

Implement a Java program to demonstrate the concept of inheritance, method


overriding, and the use of super keyword.

// Parent class

class BankAccount {

String accountType = "General Account";

double balance;

// Parent constructor

BankAccount(double balance) {

[Link] = balance;

[Link]("BankAccount constructor called");

// Parent method

void displayDetails() {

[Link]("Account Type : " + accountType);

[Link]("Balance : " + balance);

void withdraw(double amount) {

[Link]("Withdrawing from BankAccount...");

balance -= amount;

// Child class

class SavingsAccount extends BankAccount {

String accountType = "Savings Account"; // Shadowing parent variable

// Child constructor

SavingsAccount(double balance) {

super(balance); // Call parent constructor

[Link]("SavingsAccount constructor called");


}

// Method overriding

@Override

void withdraw(double amount) {

[Link]("Overridden withdraw() in SavingsAccount");

if (amount > balance) {

[Link]("Insufficient funds");

} else {

[Link](amount); // Call parent version

[Link]("Withdrawal successful from SavingsAccount");

void showAccountTypes() {

[Link]("Child accountType : " + accountType);

[Link]("Parent accountType : " + [Link]);

void displayDetails() {

[Link](); // Call parent method

[Link]("Extra Info : This is a Savings Account");

// Main class

public class InheritanceDemo {

public static void main(String[] args) {

SavingsAccount sa = new SavingsAccount(5000);

[Link]("\n--- Showing Account Types ---");

[Link]();

[Link]("\n--- Displaying Details ---");

[Link]();
[Link]("\n--- Performing Withdrawal ---");

[Link](1200);

OUTPUT

BankAccount constructor called

SavingsAccount constructor called

--- Showing Account Types ---

Child accountType : Savings Account

Parent accountType : General Account

--- Displaying Details ---

Account Type : General Account

Balance : 5000.0

Extra Info : This is a Savings Account

--- Performing Withdrawal ---

Overridden withdraw() in SavingsAccount

Withdrawing from BankAccount...

Withdrawal successful from SavingsAccount

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