I was looking over the
SCJP book some more (finally finished chapter 2 lol).
and it said that if a constructor is not provided (none at all) when you call:
Animal animal = new Animal();
A no-arg constructor for the class will automatically be generated.
Likewise, in that no-arg constructor super() and this() will be called
first before any of the instructions in that constructor (Even if the constructor
is not auto-generated).
But, if you call This() inside a constructor, super() is not called.
now my question is, what if the super class doesnt have a no-arg constructor,
is one created automatically for the super class too?
Thanks,
Justin