What happens if super() is called multiple times in a constructor?
- It triggers an error
- It executes the parent constructor multiple times
- Only the last call is effective
- It has no effect
Calling super() multiple times in a constructor is an error. It must be called once and must be the first statement in the constructor. Subsequent calls to super() would result in an error.
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