Overriding the ToString Method __object

When you want to read some useful details about an object, you can invoke ToString () on the object. For example, when an object reference is passed to System.out.println (), the object's ToString () method is invoked. All classes in Java inherit from the object parent class, so we can just rewrite the ToString () method in the class to show the information we want. Look at the following example: public class Overridetostring {public String toString () {return ' This is overridetostring! '     ; } above we rewrote the ToString method, and now we test: public class Testoverridetostring {public static void main (string[] args) {O                  verridetostring ots = new overridetostring ();     System.out.println (OTS); The output result is: This is overridetostring!