Constuctor In Inheritance

// ############ main.java ##############

Code:

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public class main {       
        public static void main(String[] args ){   
              STD2 obj2=new STD2();                               
        }               
}

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Code:

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//########## STD.java ################
public class STD{
                  public STD(){
                          System.out.println("Works STD Constructor!");
                  }
}

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Code:

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//################# STD2.java #############
public class STD2 extends STD{
    public STD2(){
        System.out.println("Works STD2 Constructor!");
        }
}

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Si then the result will be:

C:\Users\vakho\Desktop>javac *.java
C:\Users\vakho\Desktop>java main

Works STD Constructor!
Works STD2 Constructor!

Questions:
1)Could I invoke(run) only STD2 Constructor here?... If i Cerate STD2 object (STD2 extends on ) STD , why STD Constuctor runs (Invokes)?

1. No.
2. Because in order to have a STD2 you need the bits from a STD, so it has to call a parent constructor.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Tolls

1. No.
2. Because in order to have a STD2 you need the bits from a STD, so it has to call a parent constructor.

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is there any other way to break this behavior of Java, In the other words - is there any other way to invoke only STD constructor? actually no?

thanks a lot! :)

Nope.
STD2 is a STD.
It needs to call a constructor on STD in order for the STD bit of its object to be created correctly.