This is an official Washington court form for use in divorce, paternity or custody cases, a Summons (Objection to Relocation/Petition for Modification of Custody Decree/Parenting Plan/Residential Schedule).
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No. Primitive are NOT objects, so you can't make any anaolgies between the two. The rules for assignment are governed by a totally different set of rules called "widening" and "narrowing" primitive conversion. The reference type kind of holds the methods you can call.
In Java, the reference variable of the Parent class is capable to hold its object reference as well as its child object reference.
In real world, parents can accommodate children but children cannot accommodate parents. same is the case in OOP. class Parent { int prop1; int prop2; } class Child : Parent // class Child extends Parent (in case of Java Lang.)
The parent class can hold reference to both the parent and child objects. If a parent class variable holds reference of the child class, and the value is present in both the classes, in general, the reference belongs to the parent class variable.
Therefore, there is an is-a relationship between the child and parent. Therefore, the child can be implicitly upcasted to the parent. However, a parent may or may not inherits the child's properties. However, we can forcefully cast a parent to a child which is known as downcasting.