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Programing
public SpiralP1 extends World {
...
public SpiralP1(World world) {
super (world);
setName("Sammy Sam");
System.out.println(this);
}
...
}
In the SpiralP1 code fragment above, the statement super(world); is a call to the inherited Turtle constructor. Why must the object world be used in the super call?
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Look at the definition for the World class's constructor to see what it requires.
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