Answer Posted / karthik narayanan

also when you implement the same static method, in both
parent and subclass , and if you an instance of subclass and
say if your instance.thatstaticMethod(), the subclass
version will execute, but now if you typecast subclass to
the parent class and then execute
parentInstance.thestaticMethod() the parents version will
execute. this is different from overriding where even if
you typecast , the subclass version of the method will
execute. So basically, you can hide a static method
execution from a subclass, but you cannot override it.
understand???

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