bibby young

Here the TestDogs[2][0][0] object doesn't exist.
And what's more,the subarray that the TestDogs[2][0] reference points to even hasn't be constructed.
So there's no way it'll turn out right.

Strings are immutable,but what we're talking about here is the String object. s1 is a reference,and can obviously point to any String object.

From my point of view it should be
"134234".
After the first invocation,it's "134",because the "finally" block always runs.
And line 23 adds "234" to the string.
Please correct me if any mistake!!
[ December 18, 2005: Message edited by: bibby young ]

I am for the "C" option.
The 2 methods will cause a complier error.
Simply changing the return type,they are neither overidding nor overloading.