You have written a class called Frog and have not written a toString method. Frog f = new Frog (); System. out. println (f); What happens when the code above is executed? "Ribbit" is printed. Error - a class cannot be instantiated without the toString method. Error - Frog has no toString method. Nothing happens. The toString method in Object is called.

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Jean Mcclure

6 September, 14:46

You have written a class called Frog and have not written a toString method. Frog f = new Frog (); System. out. println (f); What happens when the code above is executed? "Ribbit" is printed. Error - a class cannot be instantiated without the toString method. Error - Frog has no toString method. Nothing happens. The toString method in Object is called.

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Emmalee Mckay · Answer 1

The correct answer is: ' The toString method in Object is called. ' If you don't explicitly write a ToString () method in your class, the ToString () method in the parent class is called. Your own 'ToString () ' method would overload the parent Object 'ToString () ' method.