Hiding and overriding(look SAMPLE CODE) -is there possible polymorphism?

Question

sample code is there
pls explain how it works
class animal
public void static hide()
system.out.println("the hiding in aniaml")
public void overrriding()
system.out.println("the overriding in aniaml")
class cat extends animal
public void static hide()
system.out.println("the hiding in cat")
public void overrriding()
system.out.println("the overriding in cat")
public static void main(String args[])
cat mycat=new cat()
animal myanimal=(animal)mycat
myanimal.hide()
myanimal.overriding()
output:
the hiding in animal
the overriding in cat

Answer 1

There is polymorphism in one case, where you override the method 'overriding'.
The other method is a static one, which doesnt take part in polymorphism. All static methods are linked at compile time itself.
You can find more details of polymorphism in java here : http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/javatips/jw-javatip30.html
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