Try To Predict Output--2

Test Your Java Fundamentals By Predict Its Output.......
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class Scratch {

    public static void main( String[] args) {

        Parent p1 = new Parent();

        Parent p2 = new Parent();

        Child c1 = new Child();

        Child c2 = new Child();

        Parent.x = 1;

        Child.x = 2;

        p1.x = 3;

        p2.x = 4;

        p1.y = 5;

        p2.y = 6;

        Child.z = 7;

        c1.x = 8;

        c2.x = 9;

        c1.y = 10;

        c2.y = 11;

        c1.z = 12;

        c2.z = 13;

        c1.w = 14;

        c2.w = 15;

        System.out.println("Parent.x: " + Parent.x);

        System.out.println("Child.x: " + Child.x);

        System.out.println("p1.x: " + p1.x);

        System.out.println("p2.x: " + p2.x);

        System.out.println("p1.y: " + p1.y);

        System.out.println("p2.y: " + p2.y);

        System.out.println("Child.z: " + Child.z);

        System.out.println("c1.x: " + c1.x);

        System.out.println("c2.x: " + c2.x);

        System.out.println("c1.y: " + c1.y);

        System.out.println("c2.y: " + c2.y);

        System.out.println("c1.z: " + c1.z);

        System.out.println("c2.z: " + c2.z);

        System.out.println("c1.w: " + c1.w);

        System.out.println("c2.w: " + c2.w);

    }

}

class Parent {

    static int x;

    int y;

}

class Child extends Parent{

    static int z;

    int w;

}