What is the difference between super and this keyword (Core Java Interview Q&A in Telugu #30)

In this session, in Telugu language, I have explained and practically demonstrated the difference between super and this keyword in Java. this keyword refers to the Current Class Object. super keyword refers to the Parent Class Object. The this keyword refers to the current instance of the class in which it is used. It is used to access members (variables and methods) of the current object. Disambiguating Variable Names. When a method parameter or a constructor parameter has the same name as an instance variable, this can be used to differentiate between the instance variable and the parameter. this is used to access the current class members. Constructor Invocation. It can be used to invoke another constructor of the same class. this(arguments). The super keyword is used to refer to the immediate parent class of the current object. It is used to access methods and variables of the superclass. Constructor Invocation. It can be used to invoke a constructor of the superclass. This is useful when the superclass has a parameterized constructor that needs to be called from the subclass constructor. Accessing Superclass Members. super can be used to call methods or access variables that are overridden or hidden by the subclass. With practical demonstration using Java programs. I have explained the above differences in this session.
What is the difference between super and this keyword (Core Java Interview Q&A in Telugu #30)
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