Overriding the Object toString Method - Java Inheritance Override Example - APPFICIAL

toString() is a method that comes from the Object class. It returns a String representation of an object. You typically override this method.
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There is a video missing please check it.
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I cannot tell you how useful this video was, thank you.

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Thank you! simplest explanation i've seen so far.

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You're welcome

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Thanks for watching!

[@dhruvaacharya5387]

when do you use @Override annotation ?

[@Appficial]

It's not required, and only really used to warn the compiler that you intend to override this method. And would want the compiler to error if you didn't override correctly. It's also good to have for documentation purposes

[@free-castle6732]

there is no @Override?

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Thats optional, but good to include it

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way to technical