Which methods can a subclass inherit in Java?

Question

Sorry I am a newbie to Java. I am trying to get my head around inheritance and subclass/superclass relationships in Java.

If classA is a subclass of classB, will classA\

Answer 1

Public methods, labeled by public are available to every class. Protected methods, labeled by protected are available to subclasses and friendly classes, which are classes in the same package. Friendly methods, labeled by nothing (i.e. default) are available to friendly classes. Private methods are available only to the class itself.

Static methods, labeled by static are available to without an object to access them. These are called by ClassName.foo(), SuperClassName.foo() (unnecessary if not overriden, foo() is acceptable), or ClassName.foo() (unnecessary, foo() is acceptable) Dynamic (check vocab???) labeled by nothing (i.e. default) are available only if one has an object of the class. ex: bar.foo(), this.foo() (unnecessary, foo() is acceptable), or super.foo() (unnecessary if not overridden, foo() is acceptable) Overriden methods, annotated by @Override are only available through super.foo

So in an instance of ClassB, all protected and public members and methods of ClassA will be accessible. In a static call, only static methods are accessible.