| Fish(int? para1, double? para2,) : |
| _g = para1, i = para2; |
| This is not considered a Redirecting Constructor |
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| ConstructorElement::superConstructor parameter is the parent class constructor used by the current constructor. |
| Since a class can have more than one constructor, this represents which parent class constructor is chosen by the current constructor being analyzed. |
| Note that using super.param in the parameters also counts as using the parent class constructor (obviously, this is the unnamed constructor of the parent class). |
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| ConstructorElement::redirectedConstructor parameter is the redirecting constructor used by the current constructor. |
| Note that the parent class constructor is not a redirecting constructor, even if it is called using :super(...). |
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| Even if a class does not declare a constructor, there will be a default constructor, in which case isDefaultConstructor will be true. |
