Constructor in Anonymous inner class

[pradeepta chopra]

as an anonymous inner class is actually a subclass of the superclass whose method it is overriding,and also it is instantiated,then why cant it have a Constructor of its own??

class Pop{
 
public void pop()
{
System.out.println("hey i am a pop class method called pop :mrgreen: ");
}
Pop()
{
System.out.println("Original Pop constructor");
}
/*public static void main(String [] args)
{}*/
}
 
class Food{
Pop p=new Pop(){ 
 

private Pop(){
System.out.println("Anonymous POP constructor");
}
 
public void pop()
{System.out.println("hIIIee i am the Aonymous class method,pop :-P	 ");
}
 
Pop p1=new Pop();
 
 
/*public static void main(String[] args)
{
p1.sizzle();
}*/
void sizzle()
{
System.out.println("sizzle");
}
};
}

[pradeepta chopra]

because anonumous classes are anonymous,then how would they have constructors and superclass constructors cant be overridden.

[Ankit Garg]

You wrote the answer yourself. Anonymous inner class is Anonymous so it can't have a constructor. As far as anonymous inner class constructor goes, it does have a constructor. But you cannot define it on your own. However you can intermediate in the anonymous inner class instantiation using initializer blocks...

[pradeepta chopra]

yes i wrote the answer myself after i realised it
but i got another point from your post
thank Ankit