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Java: Why would anyone ever write super() when this is the default? [duplicate]

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Why would anyone ever write 

super(); //(parameterless)

inside a subclass constructor, since if this is absent, the default, parameterless superclass constructor is called anyway?

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Sergio Gliesh Avatar asked Jul 29 '26 23:07

Sergio Gliesh

1 Answers

I usually generate constructors using IDE (i.e. Eclipse), and it actually places that call, so that could be one of the cases

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ike3 Avatar answered Jul 31 '26 15:07

ike3
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