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public class BaseClass { public void start() { // do something } } public class ClassA extends BaseClass { } ClassA c = new ClassA(); c.start(); In the following code I want to use the start() method as it was defined in the super class, I have seen in a lot of other developer's codes that they override the method in the super class and then they call the super. is there a reason for that? public class ClassA extends BaseClass { @Override public void start() { super.start(); } }
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