Answer Posted / vikram aditya

When reference variable of super class refers to the object of sub class that mechanism is known as Up-casting.
Ex:
A a=new B();

When reference variable of sub class refers to the object of super class that mechanism is known as Down-casting.
Ex:
B b=(B) a;

//Where A is super class and B is subclass
 

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