2. Consider the following class definitions:public class BClassprivate int x;public void set(int a){x = a;}public void print()System.out.print(x);}public class DClass extends BClass{private int y;public void set(int a, int b)//Postcondition: x =a; y=b;}public void print( ) {..}a. Write the definition of the print method of DClass that overrides it.b. Write the definition of the method set of the class DClass.||

In print method, we have to print both x and y values and to print value of x we can simply invoke…

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a. Write the definition of the print method of DClass that overrides it. b. Write the definition of the method set of the class DClass.

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

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Chapter11: More Object-oriented Programming Concepts

Section: Chapter Questions

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