Inheritance

[Rubel Rana]

class A{
	
	System.out.println("Inside A");  ***
	
}
class B extends A{
	System.out.println("Inside B"); ***
}

class C extends B{
	System.out.println("Inside C"); ***
}

public class a{
	public static void main(String[] args){
		C c = new C();
	}
}

Ques:In every '***' place,it shows error,whats the problem with this??

[KevinWorkman]

Because you can't just put code anywhere you like and expect it to work. Function calls need to be inside a method or static block, except for declarations.

[SurfMan]

You can't have statements at class level. They must be inside a constructor, method, a static block or even a non-static block, but not there. Your example would work if you move these to a constructor.

[Rubel Rana]

thanks :)