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about toString() method

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Hi all,

We all know that , string class is declared a final. Then how is it possible to override the toString method in the throwable class ?

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The Throwable class doesn't override the toString() method of the String class but it overrides the toString() method of the Object class.

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Hi Phani Burra ,

You are right , The toString() method of the "Object" class is overridden in the Throwable class.

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