Assume the Student and Employee classes each extend the Person class. The Student class overrides the getMoney method in the Person class. Consider the following code: Person p1, p2, p3; int m1, m2, m3; p1 = new Person(); m1 = p1.getMoney(); // assignment 1 p2 = new Student(); m2 = p2.getMoney(); // assignment 2 p3 = new Employee(); m3 = p3.getMoney(); // assignment 3 The reference to getMoney in assignment 3 is to the class.

Person p1, p2, p3;

int m1, m2, m3;

p1 = new Person();

// assignment 1

m1 = p1.getMoney();

p2 = new Student();

// assignment 2

m2 = p2.getMoney();

p3 = new Employee();

// assignment 3

m3 = p3.getMoney();

The reference to getMoney in assignment 3 is to the Person class.

Explanation:

Since Employee class didn't override Person class's getMoney() method, calling p3 with getMoney() will call Base class's (Person) getMoney() method.

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