About Java subclasses calling parent class methods

When a class inherits from another class, the subclass does not have a method of the parent class. When you invoke a method with an object of a subclass, it is first found in the subclass, and if there are no changes in the subclass, look in the parent class.

When a method is defined only in the parent class, the property in the parent class is used when the method is called.
If another method is called in the method, then it will be found in the subclass in the previous order, and then in the parent class.

 PackageTemp;classA {intx = 6; Private inty = 2;  PublicAinta) {x=A; }    intGetz () {intZ; Z= x/y; returnZ; }    voidShow () {System.out.println ("X=" +x); System.out.println ("Y=" +y); System.out.println ("Z=" +Getz ()); }}classBextendsA {intx = 3, y = 5, Z;  PublicBinta) {Super(a); }    intGetz () {Z= x +y; returnZ; }} Public classTemp { Public Static voidMain (string[] args) {A num1=NewA (10); B num2=NewB (9);        Num1.show ();    Num2.show (); }}

The result is:

x=10y=2z=5x=9y=2z=8

About Java subclasses calling parent class methods