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In Java, what are this() and super(), and where are you required to use them?

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Super() and this() are special keywords in Java that are used to invoke the constructor. This() and super() must appear as the block's initial line.

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In Java, what are this() and super(), and where are you required to use them?..

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Super() and this() are special keywords in Java that are used to invoke the constructor. This() and super() must appear as the block's initial line.

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