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How are this() and super() used with constructors?
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Answer Posted / sushila sonare
When we create an object, first constructor called. In a
constructor first statement should be either this() or
super(). If we didn't keep anything compiler kept super()
statement so constructor chain will be completed. Control
goes to Object class constructor and object creation will
completed. Suppose this() statement kept in constructor than
current class suitable constructor called and this chain
will be continue until control goes to Object class
constructor.
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