Given the following declarations,

public class Parent { ... }

public class Child extends Parent implements Wizard { ... }

public class Grandchild extends Child { ... }

Which of the following is NOT true?

a. Child "Is-A" Wizard

b. Parent "Is-A" Wizard

c. Grandchild "Is-A" Child

d. Grandchild "Is-A" Parent

e. Grandchild "Is-A" Wizard

Question

Saniyah Potts

Computers & Technology

24 July, 18:51

Given the following declarations,

public class Parent { ... }

public class Child extends Parent implements Wizard { ... }

public class Grandchild extends Child { ... }

Which of the following is NOT true?

a. Child "Is-A" Wizard

b. Parent "Is-A" Wizard

c. Grandchild "Is-A" Child

d. Grandchild "Is-A" Parent

e. Grandchild "Is-A" Wizard

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Answers (1)

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Gretchen Holden · Answer 1

Option b is a correct answer for the above question.

Explanation:

IS-A relationship occurs for a child class when the child class inherits the parent class, then it has been said that "child class "Is-A" Parent class". This can be followed by the interface and class both.

The above question asked that which is not true for the "Is-A" concept. Option b is not true, because it states that the Parent class inherits the Wizard interface, but the question code is not stated like this. Hence option b is correct while the other is not because:-

Option a state's child inherits the wizard which is true. Option c states Grandchild inherits the Child which is true. Option d states Grandchild inherit the Parent which is true. Option e states Grandchild inherit the wizard which is true.