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j11 - Lab Task Two

The provided code defines a base class 'IPhone' and two subclasses 'IPhone14' and 'IPhone15' that override the 'displayFeatures' method to show specific features for each model. The 'Main' class creates instances of 'IPhone14' and 'IPhone15', calling their respective methods to display their features. This demonstrates polymorphism in object-oriented programming.

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j11 - Lab Task Two

The provided code defines a base class 'IPhone' and two subclasses 'IPhone14' and 'IPhone15' that override the 'displayFeatures' method to show specific features for each model. The 'Main' class creates instances of 'IPhone14' and 'IPhone15', calling their respective methods to display their features. This demonstrates polymorphism in object-oriented programming.

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Code:
class IPhone {
public void displayFeatures() {
[Link]("This is an iPhone with standard features");
}
}

class IPhone14 extends IPhone {


public void displayFeatures() {
[Link]("iPhone 14 features: 6.1-inch display, A15 Bionic chip, Dual-camera system");
}
}

class IPhone15 extends IPhone {


public void displayFeatures() {
[Link]("iPhone 15 features: 6.7-inch display, A16 Bionic chip, Triple-camera system");
}
}

class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
IPhone phone1 = new IPhone14();
IPhone phone2 = new IPhone15();

[Link]();
[Link]();
}
}
Output:

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