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How do you write super() in the UML format?Is it correct to write super(parameter: type): return type in the UML methods section?
Suppose you write a subclass that extends to a certain class and in that subclass, you use the super() method for your constructor.
Would you write "super(parameter: type): return type" in the UML?
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Calling a constructor from a parent class in a derived class
I'm trying to create a parent class with a constructor that takes a single int as a parameter. I also need to derive a child class that creates two instances of the parent class using a constructor ...
