Java Programming
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What does the super() call do in a Java constructor?

Answer options

A
Calls the current class constructor
B
Calls the parent class constructor
C
Creates a new object of the parent class
D
Overrides the parent method

Correct answer: Calls the parent class constructor

Explanation

Quick AnswerThe correct answer is Calls the parent class constructor because it directly addresses the core logic of Java Programming.

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