Computer Science · Java Programming
Consider the following corrected Java code snippet: class Parent { protected void protectedMethod() { System.out.println('Protected method in Parent'); } } class Child extends Parent { public void childMethod() { protectedMethod(); } } public class Test { public static void main(String[] args) { Child child = new Child(); child.childMethod(); } } What will happen when this code is executed?
- 1Compilation Error: childMethod is not visible due to access restrictions.
- 2Compilation Error: The protectedMethod is not visible in the Child class.
- 3Runtime Error: Cannot access protectedMethod from the Child class.
- 4The code will compile and print 'Protected method in Parent'.✓
Correct answer
The code will compile and print 'Protected method in Parent'.
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