How does the super keyword differ when used in static methods compared to non-static methods?
- It behaves the same in both static and non-static methods
- It is not allowed in static methods
- It refers to the superclass in non-static and subclass in static methods
- It is used to invoke the constructor of the superclass in both cases
In a static method, 'super' refers to the parent class, while in a non-static method, it points to the parent class. This is because static methods are called on the class itself, and non-static methods are called on instances of the class.
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