In a piece hierarchy, a Pawn class incorrectly calls super.move() but the base Piece class has no move() method. What is the likely result?

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LLD - Design — Chess Game

In a piece hierarchy, a Pawn class incorrectly calls super.move() but the base Piece class has no move() method. What is the likely result?

AA compile-time or runtime error occurs

BThe Pawn's move method works normally

CThe base class move method is created automatically

DThe call to super.move() is ignored silently

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand super method calls
Calling super.move() requires the base class to have move() defined.
Step 2: Base class missing move()
If base class lacks move(), calling super.move() causes error at compile or runtime.
Final Answer:
A compile-time or runtime error occurs -> Option A
Quick Check:
Calling undefined super method = error [OK]

Quick Trick: super.method() must exist in base class [OK]

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