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What does the super keyword do in Java?
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Answer
super refers to the immediate superclass of the current object. It is used to call a superclass constructor with super(...), to invoke a superclass version of an overridden method with super.method(), and to reach a superclass member hidden by one of the same name in the subclass.
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Explanation
A call to super(...) must be the first statement of a constructor.
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