When the code is executed, the `Daze` class instance calls the `methodB` method. This method first calls `methodB` on its `Bar` field which prints 'Bar Hello'. Then it calls `super.methodB(s)`, which, given that `Daze` extends `Baz`, calls the `methodB` in the `Baz` class. Inside the `Baz` class, the `methodB` method is overridden and starts by printing 'Baz Hello'. However, since `Baz` extends `Bar`, it inherits the `methodB` from `Foo` which prints 'Foo Hello'. Therefore, the output should be 'Bar Hello Foo Hello'.