a. Use the base class name, the dot operator, and the method name. b. The derive

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   a. Use the base class name, the dot operator, and the method name.
b. The derived class version is not allowed to access the base class version.
c. Copy the base class code into the derived class version of the method.
d. Use the super keyword, the dot operator, and the method name.

   a. frame.setLayout(new FlowLayout(64));
b. frame.setLayout(new GridLayout(8, 8));
c. frame.setLayout(new BorderLayout(64));
d. None of the above.

   a. a 1x3 grid layout, then add the panel to the SOUTH side of the frame.
b. a flow layout, then add the panel to the NORTH side of the frame.
c. a 3x1 grid layout, then add the panel to the NORTH side of the frame.
d. a 3x1 grid layout, then add the panel to the SOUTH side of the frame.

   a. button1 would be displayed at the top of the window with button 2 beneath it.
b. only button 1 would be displayed at the top of the window.
c. only button 2 would be displayed at the top of the window.
d. button1 and button2 would be displayed beside each other at the top of the window.

   a. java.events.ActionListener
b. javax.GUI.events
c. java.event.ActionListener
d. java.awt.event

1. How does a Java method which overrides a base class method access the base class version of the method from the derived class version of the method?

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