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Object Oriented Programming concepts

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Explain how private eat() in PotPie, which inherits from Food, will be have when called upon from main() in Inheritance Class.   Will error out b/c a private method cannot be accessed outside of the class.  
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abstract   a property of a class when it is a subclass, and needs to be a superclass as well.  
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having a main() in every class (part 1)   There is nothing wrong with having main methods in each of your classes.  
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having a main() in every class (part 2)   When you package your code into a jar, you have to specify which class contains the main method you want to run in the MANIFEST.MF file, which goes in the META-INF directory of the jar.  
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having a main() in every class (part 3)   You have to do this even if you only have one class with a main method as the java runtime needs to know which class it should look in to find the main method when you execute the jar file.  
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having a main() in every class (part 4)   If you have main methods in your other classes, they will simply be ignored.  
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having a main() in every class (part 5)   Only the class you specify as the main one in the MANIFEST.MF file will have it's main method executed.  
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overloading vs. overriding    
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