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Consider the following Java classes: class A{ public int foo () { return 1; } public...

Consider the following Java classes:

class A{

public int foo () {

return 1;

}

public void message () {

System.out.println( "A" + foo());

}

}

class B extends A {

public int foo() {return 2;

}

}

class C extends B {

public void message () {

System.out.println( "C" + foo());

}

}

(i) What are the outputs of the following code? (ii) What would be the outputs if Java used static dispatching rather than dynamic dispatching?

B b = new B ();

C c = new C ();

func(b);

func(c);

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