Java Programming for Complete Beginners - Java 16 - Step 10 - Java Inheritance - Exercise - Student and Employee Classes

The video tutorial explains how to create an Employee class that extends a Person class, adding fields like title, employer name, employee grade, and salary. It demonstrates implementing a toString method in the Employee class to print all values, including those from the Person class, using the super keyword. The tutorial guides through creating an Employee instance, setting values, and ensuring the toString method correctly concatenates details from both classes.

What are the four fields that should be included in the employee class in addition to those present in the person class?

Explain the purpose of the toString method in the employee class.

Describe the process of creating an employee object and setting its attributes.

What happens if the toString method is not implemented in the employee class?

How does the implementation of the toString method in the employee class differ from that in the person class?

How can the employee class access the values of the person class?

What is the significance of using 'super' in the context of the employee class?