This may seem a bit basic, but I come from a C++ background and it is
confusing me a little.
When I extend a base class, do I need to create a constructor for each base
class constructor ?
What I mean is this. Given :
public class base
{
protected int m_iValue;
public base()
{
m_iValue = 0;
}
public base(int iVal)
{
m_iValue = iVal;
}
}
If I want to create a new class based on this base class, will I need to
declare the two constructors again for them to be visible ?
The following seems to hide the second constructor of the base class.
public class Derived extends base
{
public Derived()
{
super();
}
}
What is the correct way to do this ?
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