Create Instance of Parent class using Child class Reference
inheritance, java
Solution
Simple, every wolf is an animal, but not every animal is a wolf.
So `Abc b = new pqr()` is valid but `pqr d = new Abc()` is not valid.
Problem
Why can we not point the Parent class object using Child class Reference. ``` class Abc { public void Message() { System.out.println("Abc"); } } class pqr extends Abc { public void Message() { System.out.println("pqr"); } } class test1 { public static void main (String [] ars) { Abc a = new Abc(); a.Message(); Abc b = new pqr(); b.Message(); pqr c = new pqr(); c.Message(); //pqr d = new Abc(); } } ``` So My question is if `Abc b = new pqr();` is possible then why not `pqr d = new Abc()`;(As pqr is a child class and it will have all the features of parent class.) I just wanted to check If I am doing `d.Message()` what it will print whether parent class method or child class method. Thanks