Report Title: Evaluation and Summary of "Core Java Complete Notes by Durga Sir"

B. Inheritance (IS-A relationship)

• Key Rule: Constructors are not inherited.
• super() call: The first line of every constructor is either super() (parent constructor) or this() (sibling constructor). If you don't write it, the compiler inserts super().
• Method Overriding: Runtime polymorphism. Rules: Method name & args must match. Return type must be covariant. Access modifier cannot be more restrictive. private, final, static methods cannot be overridden.

Control structures determine the flow of a program's execution. Here are the basic control structures in Java:

Simplicity: Even for beginners, his explanations on "call by value" vs. "call by reference" make abstract concepts feel logical. What the Notes Cover

• HashMap stores entries in buckets based on hashCode(); on put(), it computes index = hash & (capacity-1); handles collisions via linked nodes or treeify when threshold met; rehashing doubles capacity when load factor exceeded (default 0.75). Always override equals() and hashCode() consistently.