Given:
public final class IceCream {
public void prepare() {}
}
public class Cake {
public final void bake(int min, int temp) {}
public void mix() {}
}
public class Shop {
private Cake c = new Cake ();
private final double discount = 0.25;
public void makeReady () { c.bake(10, 120); }
}
public class Bread extends Cake {
public void bake(int minutes, int temperature) {}
public void addToppings() {}
}
Which statement is true?
IceCream.
In the provided code, the class Bread attempts to override the method bake(int min, int temp) from the class Cake, which is declared as final. In Java, a final method cannot be overridden by subclasses. Therefore, trying to override the final method in the Bread class will result in a compilation error. This makes the statement 'A compilation error occurs in Bread' the correct choice.
The answer is C: Final method cannot be overridden, it could be only overloaded
Compilation error occurs in Bread:Answer is C Compile Errors : ./Main.java:14: error: bake(int,int) in Bread cannot override bake(int,int) in Cake public void bake(int minutes, int temperature) {} ^ overridden method is final
The answer is C, Final method cannot be overridden, it could be only overloaded.
C is correct, as final method can't be overridden.