can a static method be overridden
Answer Posted / rrr
Static methods cannot be overridden
Static methods can only be hidden
Instance method call binding is done as per the object's type
Static methods call binding is done as per the reference's
type( regardless of whether it contains an object of a
subclass or not), quite similar to field binding.
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