Did I understand correctly how the method call from the reference of the parent class type works?

Question

Java

When a method is called from a reference of the parent class type, the compiler first checks whether such a method is declared in the type of the reference variable, and then checks whether such a method exists in the object referenced by the variable. If the method is overridden in the object, then this method is called, if not, then the method described in the type of the reference variable. Right?

Answer 1

This is determined not by the compiler, but at runtime. This is called dynamic linking.