Java 1 ObjectOrientedProgramming

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[@caincain1312]

can anyone tell under which circumstances we define object like this and why we may want this?:
student s = new undergrad();

[@Jake-wn5hp]

See this tutorial on polymorphism in Java www.tutorialspoint.com/java/java_polymorphism.htm

[@pranavkasar829]

this is actually method hiding concept of polymorphism..
where Parent(student) class variable s is used to hold the object of child(undergraduate) class..............
it is allowed in java
but vice versa is not allowed.