"Super" keyword and inheritance

[vivid girder]

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<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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[vivid girder]

There's some small thing which I wanted to clarify, when we use "super", which is a reference to a non static instance, I assume that whether in the super-class or the child class, it all refers to the same instance which is currently being used? So if I had some field in the parent, some other field in the child, then objet1 has the field of both the parent and child of the current object being instantiated

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what's the question?

    super() //calls the constructor of class2
  }

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class  extends class 2{
  super () //calls the constructor of class2
}