[Solved] Given the following pseudo-code, what will be the output when calling move() on each piece in the list?class Piece { move() { return 'generic move';... | LLD

LLD - Design — Chess Game

Given the following pseudo-code, what will be the output when calling move() on each piece in the list?

class Piece { move() { return 'generic move'; } } class Knight extends Piece { move() { return 'L-shape move'; } } class Bishop extends Piece { move() { return 'diagonal move'; } } pieces = [new Piece(), new Knight(), new Bishop()] for p in pieces: print(p.move())

AL-shape move\ndiagonal move\ngeneric move

Bgeneric move\nL-shape move\ndiagonal move

Cgeneric move\ngeneric move\ngeneric move

DError: move method not found

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand method overriding in subclasses
Each subclass overrides move() to return its specific move string.
Step 2: Trace the loop calling move()
For Piece instance, move() returns 'generic move'. For Knight, 'L-shape move'. For Bishop, 'diagonal move'.
Final Answer:
generic move\nL-shape move\ndiagonal move -> Option B
Quick Check:
Overridden methods print their own strings [OK]

Quick Trick: Each subclass method overrides base method output [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Assuming base method output for all pieces
Mixing order of outputs
Expecting runtime errors incorrectly

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Given the following pseudo-code, what will be the output when calling move() on each piece in the list?

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