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Now, suppose that you want to define constructors
for the Movie class and for the Symphony class that assign
only the minutes instance variable. You could, of course, define
the constructors as follows:
public class Movie extends Attraction {
...
public Movie (int m) {minutes = m;} <-------*
... |
} |
| Duplicates
public class Symphony extends Attraction { |
... |
public Symphony (int m) {minutes = m;} <----*
...
}