[Solved] Identify the error in this chess piece design code snippet:class Piece { move() { throw 'Not implemented'; } } class Queen extends Piece { } let q = new Queen(); q.move(); | LLD

LLD - Design — Chess Game

Identify the error in this chess piece design code snippet:

class Piece { move() { throw 'Not implemented'; } } class Queen extends Piece { } let q = new Queen(); q.move();

AQueen class should not inherit from Piece

BPiece class should not have a move() method

CQueen class does not override move(), causing runtime error

DNo error, code runs fine

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Analyze base class move() method
Piece.move() throws an error if called directly, indicating it must be overridden.
Step 2: Check Queen class implementation
Queen does not override move(), so calling q.move() calls base method and throws error.
Final Answer:
Queen class does not override move(), causing runtime error -> Option C
Quick Check:
Abstract method not overridden = runtime error [OK]

Quick Trick: Abstract methods must be overridden to avoid errors [OK]

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