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Inheritance and Polymorphism

CSSE 221

Fundamentals of Software Development Honors Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology

Announcements

¥ Capsules:

Ð Summary, quiz, and key each in a separate

document Ð Quiz has place for students' names, questions are numbered Ð Quiz: max of 1 side Ð Key is marked as such

¥ Look for email about my BigRational unit

tests

¥ Questions?

This week: BallWorlds assignment

¥ Last class:

Ð Intro to UML as a communication tool Ð Writing methods you don't call Ð Using this

¥ Today:

Ð Inheritance Ð Polymorphism

¥ Friday:

Ð Introducing next weekÕs assignment Ð Arrays and ArrayLists Ð (Using the debugger)

Inheritance

¥ Some slides inspired by Fall 2006-2007 CSSE221 students: Ð Michael Auchter Ð Michael Boland Ð Andrew Hettlinger

Inheritance ¥ Objects are unique

¥ But they often

share similar behavior Student Professor Software Engineer Chemical Engineer Physicist Guitarist Drummer

Why not just copy-and-paste?

¥ Say I have an Employee class and want to create an HourlyEmployee class that adds info about wages. Why not copy-and-paste, then modify?

The Basics of Inheritance

¥ Inheritance allows you to reuse methods that youÕve already written to create more specialized versions of a class.

¥ Syntax:

public class HourlyEmployee extends Employee

Subclass Superclass HourlyEmployee IS-A Employee

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Your turn

¥ Question: What is the relationship between a parrot and a bird?

Your turn

¥ What is the relationship between a parrot and a bird? Ð Every parrot is a bird, but not every bird is a parrot.

Ð So if you had a Java class for each, which

class would extend which?

Some Key Ideas in Inheritance

¥ Code reuse

¥ Overriding methods ¥ Protected visibility ¥ The ÒsuperÓ keyword

Code re-use

¥ The subclass inherits all the public and protected methods and elds of the superclass. Ð Constructors are not inherited Ð Constructors can be invoked by the subclass

¥ Subclass can add new methods and elds.

Overriding Methods

¥ DudThatMoves extends Dud

¥ DudThatMoves will de ne an act() method

with the same signature that overrides DudÕs method

ItÕs exactly the same as in the superclass What do you think happens if our child class doesnÕt override a method in the superclass?

Visibility ModiÞers

¥ Public Ð Accessible by any other class in any package.

¥ Private Ð Accessible only within the class; for elds. ¥ Protected Ð Accessible only by classes within the same

package and any subclasses in other packages. Ð We won't use protected elds, but use private with protected accessors.

Ð Private elds are encapsulated

¥ Default (No Modi er) Ð Accessible by classes in the same package but not by classes in other packages.

Ð Use sparingly

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The ÒsuperÓ Keyword

¥ ItÕs like the word Òthis,Ó only ÒsuperÓ:

¥ Two uses:

Ð To call a superclass' method, use

super.methodName(É)

Ð To call a superclass' constructor, use

super(some parameter) from the child classÕ constructor

¥ Don't use super for elds (they're private

anyway).

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The ÒsuperÓ Keyword

¥ Methods can call super.methodName(É)

Ð To do the work of the parent class method,

plusÉ

Ð Additional work for the child class

public class Workaholic extends Worker { public void doWork() { super.doWork(); drinkCoffee(); super.doWork(); } }

The ÒsuperÓ Keyword

¥ Methods can call super.methodName(É)

Ð To do the work of the parent class method,

plusÉ

Ð Additional work for the child class

public class Workaholic extends Worker { // If a Workaholic just worked // like a worker, it would inherit doWork // NEVER write code like this: public void doWork() { super.doWork(); } }

The ÒsuperÓ Keyword

¥ A common experience?

public class RoseStudent extends Worker { public void doWork() { while ( isCollapsed) { super.doWork(); drinkCoffee(); } super.doWork(); } }

Rules of using super in constructors

¥ A super(É) call must be the Þrst line of the code of a classÕs constructor if it is to be used.

The this Keyword

1. this.someField and this.someMethod(): nice style

2. this alone is used to represent the whole

object: environment.addBall(this)

The this Keyword

3. this calls another constructor

this must be the rst thing called in a constructor.

Therefore, super(É) and

this(É) cannot be used in the same constructor. public class Foo {

private String message; public Foo(){ this(ÒThis is sad.Ó); } public Foo(String s){ this.message = s; } }

Overriding vs. Overloading

¥ Recall: overriding a method is when a subclass has method with the same signature (name and parameter list) as its superclass

Ð MoverÕs act() and BouncerÕs act()

¥ Overloading a method is when two methods

have the same name, but different parameter lists Arrays.sort(array) and Arrays.sort(array, new ReverseSort())

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More notes

¥ Every object in Java extends java.lang.Object Ð DonÕt have to say it explicitly Ð This is why every class has a basic toString() and a basic clone() method.

¥ Abstract classes contain abstract

(unimplemented) methods.

Ð Abstract classes can't be instantiated, just

extended

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Final notes

¥ What does it mean to be declared Þnal?

Ð Final Þelds canÕt be assigned a new value Ð Final methods cannot be overridden Ð Final classes cannot be extended

¥ There is only single inheritance in Java

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¥ Finish the inheritance quiz

¥ Do the Inheritance Demo linked from the

Schedule page

¥ Take a break

Polymorphism

¥ Polymorphism allows a reference to a superclass or interface to be used instead of a reference to its subclass

// Rectangle and Circle could implement or extend Shape Shape rect = new Rectangle(); Shape circle = new Circle(); void printArea(Shape shape) { System.out.println(shape.getArea()); }

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Polymorphism

double totalArea(ArrayList shapes) { double totalArea = 0; for (Shape s : shapes) { totalArea += s.getArea(); } return totalArea; }

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Example

¥ In the bird and parrot example, consider a bird method: static void printCall(Bird bird) { System.out.println(bird.call); } ¥ Generic: printBirdCall expects a Bird, but any type of bird is OK. ¥ Cannot write Parrot p = new Bird(); -thereÕs not enough info ¥ However, without casting, b can only use bird methods; parrot-speci c information can't be accessed Bird b = new Parrot(); printBirdCall(b); Parrot p = new Parrot(); printBirdCall(p);

Casting and instanceof

¥ If we know that b is a Parrot, we can cast it and use Parrot methods: ((Parrot)b).speak() ¥ At runtime, if b is just a Bird, the JVM will throw a

ClassCastException.

¥ To test this, use instanceof:

if (b instanceof Parrot) { ((Parrot)b).speak()) }

Late Binding: The Power of Polymorphism

HourlyEmployee h = new HourlyEmployee("Wilma Worker", new Date("October", 16, 2005), 12.50, 170); SalariedEmployee s = new SalariedEmployee("Mark Manager", new Date("June", 4, 2006), 40000);

Employee e = null; if (getWeekDay().equals(ÒSaturdayÓ) e = h; else e = s; System.out.println(e);

Is e's actual type (and thus which toString() to use) known at compile-time or run-time?

Wrap-up

¥ Finish the quiz and turn it in

¥ Finish the demo: this part is much shorter

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