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Chapter 14, Problem 5AW
Look at the following pseudocode class definitions:
Class Plant
Public Module message()
Display "I'm a plant."
End Module
End Class
Class Tree Extends Plant
Public Module message()
Display "I'm a tree."
End Module
End Class
Given these class definitions, what will the following pseudocode display?
Declare Plant p
Set p = New Tree()
Call p.message()
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STARTING OUT W/PROGRAM.LOGIC...-TEXT
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