Method overriding with Java inheritance Inheritance allows us to reuse the methods and other attributes of one class in a new class, which is very convenient.

A Java class inherits these methods and can override any method that’s not declared final. For example, the non- final toString() method can be overridden, whereas the final wait() methods cannot.

There is a reason why Java method modifiers exist. If you call public methods internally and don't understand why, your developers could face major class issues.