in a constructor what happen if u call super and this in
the same class? i know that it is not possible to call
both in the same one? if we call what will happen?
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Answer Posted / raja
It Works fine with out any Exceptions,because in java each
and every class is inherited from the object class indirectly...
public class consex
{
public consex(String a)
{
super();
System.out.println(a);
}
public static void main(String dd[])
{
consex c=new consex("raja");
}
}
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