Inheritance problem

[Chaturaka Gunatilaka]

class Vehicle{
	String name,color,brand;
	int price,year;
	Vehicle(String n,String b,String c,int p,int y){
		name=n; brand=b; color=c; price=p; year=y;
	}
}
class Car extends Vehicle{
	Car(String n, String b, String c, int p, int y) {
		super(n,b,c,p,y);
		
	}
	String name,color,brand;
	int price,year;
	void ValueOfVehicle(Vehicle v){
	
	}
	void printDetails(){
		System.out.println(name+" "+brand+" "+color+" "+price+" "+year);
	}
	
}
class DemoVehicle{
	public static void main(String args[]){
		Vehicle v=new Vehicle("Toyota","Corolla","Red",2000000,2001);
		Car c=new Car("Toyota","Corolla","Red",2000000,2001); 
		c.ValueOfVehicle(v); 
		c.printDetails();
	}
}

I want to get the output as "Toyota Corolla 2000000 2001".But there is something wrong.What is it?Thank you.

[Seetharaman Venkatasamy]

the problem is shadowing
either explicitly mention super class's variable as in

    void printDetails(){  
        System.out.println(super.name+" "+super.brand+" "+super.color+" "+super.price+" "+super.year);  
    }  

or

void ValueOfVehicle(Vehicle v){  
//you need to get value from v and set that in to car's instance variables
      
    }  

[fred rosenberger]

Chaturaka Gunatilaka wrote:I want to get the output as "Toyota Corolla 2000000 2001".But there is something wrong.What is it?Thank you.

Generally, to posts like this, I'd reply with "How do you know something is wrong?"

Folk around here aren't mind readers. We don't know what you think is wrong. If I were to compile and run this, I'd take a look and see the code is doing exactly what it is supposed to do. I could GUESS what you think is wrong, but it would only be a guess.

Your job, when you post here, it to make it EASY for us to help you. You may want to look at some of the articles here, especially the one called TellTheDetails.

thanks