14. What is method hiding?Answer: Method hiding occurs when a subclass defines a static method with the same name and signature as a static method in the superclass. The subclass's method hides the superclass's method, and the method invoked depends on the reference type rather than the object type.

Select the correct answerWhat is the purpose of method hiding in Java inheritance?OptionsTo prevent a subclass from inheriting methodsTo expose private methods of the superclassTo define methods with the same name in both the superclass and subclassTo override superclass methods with new implementations

Select the correct answerWhat is the process of defining a method in a subclass having same name & type signature as a method in its superclass?OptionsMethod hidingMethod overridingMethod overloadingNone of the mentioned

Which keyword is used to prevent a method from being overridden in the subclass?Question 4Answera.finalb.staticc.abstractd.private

What is method overriding in the context of inheritance?a.Calling a superclass method in the subclassb.Changing the method implementation in the subclassc.Removing a method in the subclassd.Changing the method parameters in the subclass

This principle generalizes the properties and methods of classes in such a way that the implementations are hidden from outside the class.