Difference between this(), super()?
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Answer Posted / venki
this can be pointing to current object.
super can be used for accesing super class metods &varibles.
'this &super' are use full for constructers also .
thes two statements defining first satatement of
constructer.'this' is used for accesing current class
constuter.where as super is accessing super class
constructer.
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