Overridden method is in child class and Overriding method is in parent class.

we cannot override a non-abstract method as abstract.

class P { public void doIt() {} } class C extends P { private void doIt() {}} It is not legal.

Java is a

The main method has to be "public static" because of the following reasons. (Two options)

Which of the following are valid main method declarations?

Checked Exceptions are

int i=5; int a = + --i/2.0;

Consider the following declarations ... float f = 4.5; //1 double d = 9.22; //2 short s = 3; //3 char c = s; //4 Which lines will throw error if any?

What gets printed here... System.out.println("Sum of 5 and 3 is:"+5+3);

Based on the description above, we could say that the variable name "lAccountNum" follows the Systems Hungarian Notation.

Based on Simonyi's convention, the notation "w" implies:

"fBusy" represents a variable of the following data type:

Given the above scenario, the variable name "aulColors" represents:

The variable "g_nWheels" follows the Hungarian notation.

All variables in an Interface are by default __________.

An Interface can only have public members whereas an abstract class can contain private as well as protected members

Abstract class's can have a constructor.

which of these is false?

The following interface is valid. public interface Marker { }