Mathieu Gueydan

Code :

class Base{

    { System.out.print ( "A"); };

    Base( ) { System.out.print ("B"); }

}

class Derived extends Base{

    { System.out.print ("C"); };

    Derived ( ) {

        this ( 0 );

        System.out.print ("D");

    }

    Derived ( int i ) {

        System.out.print ("E");

    }

    { System.out.print ("F"); };

}

public class AClass {

    public static void main(String[ ] args){

        Derived c = new Derived( );

    }

}

Réponse
ABCFED

Explication

- Derived() appelle Derived(int)

	- Derived(int) appelle Base()

		- Base() appelle Object()

		- Base() affiche A (les initialiseurs d'instance avant le corps du constructeur)

		- Base() affiche B

	- Derived(int) affiche C

	- Derived(int) affiche F

	- Derived(int) affiche E

- Derived() affiche D

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