The following snippet represents one of the OOP pillars. Which one is that?

The correct answer is D. Polymorphism. The code snippet you provided demonstrates Polymorphism. This is because the 'run()' method is called on different objects (instances of classes A, B, and C), and each class defines its own version of the 'run()' method. This allows the same method call to behave differently…

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ASerialization
BInheritance
CEncapsulation
DPolymorphism

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C
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D
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Explanation

The code snippet you provided demonstrates Polymorphism. This is because the 'run()' method is called on different objects (instances of classes A, B, and C), and each class defines its own version of the 'run()' method. This allows the same method call to behave differently based on the object it is called on.

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