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no narrower access modifier

 
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i thought there are somewhere such a rule that you cant put narrower access modifier in your subclass's members.
but how would this code above compile and run fine???



if i cant get this right i am gonna execute myself, just because this code executes!!
 
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Because this is an overload Not an override.
Method parameter changed.
 
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