Answer / azeem

Yes, you can acess the super class method by using the
subclass object because the super class methods are visible
to subclasses if not overriden. If the method is overriden,
then acess the super class method by using super.methodname

Answer / muthukumari

yes, we can access the base class methods using a derived
class objects.

Answer / ravi jain

Yes, we can access the methods of super class in child classes

if they accessible in child class according to their (access
specifier) i.e. public , default, private, protected.

Answer / naveen kumar t

If A is the super class and B is the subclass
inside subclass :
A a = new B();
a.methodA();

Here the methodA() should not be private.

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