what is the purpose of method overriding in java where v r
completely re-defining a inherited method instead y can't v
create a new method and define.If the question is very silly
plz excuse me and do reply.Thank U!

Answer Posted / sadikhasan palsaniya

we can change default behavior of super class method by
overriding that method into the subclass.

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