Experiment O2.2, Step 2.
The compilation of ExtendedPoint should be successful.
If it isn't, you have most likely made a typographical error in
entering the code for the new class.
Experiment O2.2, Step 4.
It is likely that the Java compiler will complain that you are
attempting to use a parameterized constructor for ExtendedPoint
when no such constructor exists.
Experiment O2.5, Step 2.
ReextendedPoint extends ExtendedPoint. This
means that it automatically provides any methods that
ExtendedPoint provides. ExtendedPoint extends
Point, so it automatically provides all the methods that
Point provides. ExtendedPoint also provides a
toString method. Hence, ReextendedPoint
provides all the methods of Point (getX,
getY, etc.) plus toString.
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