This document describes a DimmableFloorLamp class that extends the FloorLamp class and implements the Dimmable interface. It includes code to instantiate a Room with a DimmableFloorLamp, and call methods on the Room and lamp to turn it on and off. If run, this code would compile successfully and print "Dimmable On: Dimmable Off:" by calling the overridden on and off methods defined in the DimmableFloorLamp class.

1. public class DimmableFloorLamp extends FloorLamp implements Dimmable { public void
turnOff() { System.out.print("Dimmable Off: "); public void turnOn(){
System.out.print("Dimmable On: "); } public void setTo(int value) {
System.out.print("Dimmable DimVal:" + value + ": "); } Consider this instantiation code: Room
r = new Room ( ) ; DimmableFloorLamp p = new Dimmable(); r . setLamp ( p ) ; r.
turnLightOn(); r.turnLightoff(); Will it compile, and if yes, what will it print? a. Dimmable On:
Dimmable Off: b. Runtime Error c. Compilation Error d. Dimmable On: Floor Off: e. Lamp On:
Dimmable Off: