Computer Science · Java Programming
What does the 'super' keyword in Java do?
- 1Used to define static variables
- 2Refers to high performing objects
- 3Refers to the immediate parent class object or constructor✓
- 4Refers to the current class object
Correct answer
Refers to the immediate parent class object or constructor
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