Constructor call using super()

[Gajendra Kangokar]

Hi friends,
in the below code i am getting compiler error at Line 6.

public class Zoo extends Animal{
    public static void main(String [] args){
    Zoo c1 = new Zoo();
}
    Zoo(){
        super(1,1);
        System.out.println("inside Zoo constructor");
    }
}

class Animal{
    Animal(byte b,byte c){
    System.out.println("inside constructor of Animal");
  }
}

It says to create constructor in Animal that accepts int type.but how do i call constructor that accepts byte type?
Thank you

[Shashank Gollapudi]

Rest everything like add, remove etc are from the Collection interface which List interface extends

[Khuzema Dharwala]

Change the call to super like below

super((byte)1,(byte)1);

In java by default integer primitives are considered as int hence implicit cast will not work here as going from int (large container) to byte (short container) will be a loss of precision and compiler sense that so explicit cast to byte is needed.


Thanks.....

[Gajendra Kangokar]

Thank you Khuzema!!