Date Format in Excel
14-Feb-18 , 14-Feb and February 14,2018 are allowed while 2/014/2018, 02/14/18 and 2/14/2018 are not allowed
Explanation:
In Excel, there are date formats which support the formats
dd-mmm-yy ( 14-Feb-18)
dd-mmm (14-Feb)
Month Dd, yyyy ( February 14, 2018)
Where as the dates
2/014/2018
, 02/14/18
, 2/14/2018 are not supported as the '/' cannot be used in date format. However, if you wish to write date in these formats, you have to write them as text like '2/014/2018
, '02/14/18
, '2/14/2018, but then in that case you will not be able to perform any date functions. This can be used only to display the text
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Answer:
Super Class.
Explanation:
The objects in the sub class or the child class have access to the super class or base class.
for example:-
class vehicle{
public int color;
public int numtyres;
public void type()
{
if(numtyres==2)
{
system.out.println("Two wheeler");
}
else if(numtyres==3)
{
system.out.println("Three wheeler");
}
else
system.out.println("four wheeler");
}
}
class motorvehicle extends vehicle{
public int gears;
public int eng_cap_cc;
}
In the above written classes class motorvehicle has access to the method type of the class vehicle and vehicle is the superclass of motorvehicle.
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