Enthuware

Hi, in my opinion the fourth option should be correct, because the @Override anotation should be when the method correctly overrides some other method, but in this case the method is not correctly overriding some other method.

I see your point but even if you remove @override, the code will still not compile. But if you fix the access modifier of the subclass method, then it will compile. This means, the @Override is not the problem here. Since you have to select only 1 option, option 2 is best.

I see your point but i was using the option to not know the amount of correct options to check. I will take what you said in consideration. Thank you.