clarification

[Manju Devarla]

What is the output of this Program??

interface A {String s1 = "A"; String m1();}

interface B extends A {String s1 = "B"; String m1();}

class Test implements B {

public String m1() {return s1;}

public static void main(String[] args) {

A a = new Test();
System.out.print(a.m1());
}
}

[fred rosenberger]

Why don't you try running it and see? Or tell us what you think the output is, and we'll help you understand why you're right or wrong.
[ January 17, 2007: Message edited by: Fred Rosenberger ]

[Manju Devarla]

Output is B..

m1() is overriden.. but in m1() it is return s1..why is it taking the s1 of overriden method becuase varaible are not overriden right..only methods..

[Javier Sanchez Cerrillo]

Variables are resolved at compile time, Methods (non static) are resolved at runtime by a process known as "Dynamic Binding".