1.can i use super keyword in normal class(not inheritance)
to call any method?if so how can i call particular variable?
2.In the inheritance how can i access the particular
variable from the base class(it containing 5 variables)
using super keyword?
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Answer / Sunil Kumar Rana
1. In a normal class, you cannot use the super keyword to call methods from the superclass because there is no inheritance relationship.
2. When using inheritance, accessing variables from the base class can be done by using the super keyword followed by the variable name within the subclass constructor or any method.
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