Thread: Invoking a superclass constructor in my subclass

I have a superclass called AstroObj, and two subclasses, Planet and Star.
Everything on my code works except the constructor that takes all parameters.

I want to inherit the name, galaxy, category and mass from my superclass but I'm getting an error that says they cannot be resolved. Can someone please tell me what is wrong here? (I didn't include the rest of my code cause everything else is fine, including the application program in the main method.)

AstroObj

public class AstroObj 
{
	private String name;     //name assigned to object
	private String galaxy;   //name of galaxy which object belongs
	private String category; //category associated with the object
	private double mass;     //mass of object
 
	//default constructor, no parameters
	public AstroObj()
	{
		name = "unknown";
		galaxy = "unknown";
		category = "unknown";
		mass = 0.0;
	}
 
	//constructor with parameters
	public AstroObj(String nameIn, String galaxyIn, String categoryIn, double massIn)
	{
		name = nameIn;
		galaxy = galaxyIn;
		category = categoryIn;
		mass = massIn;
	}

Planet

public class Planet extends AstroObj
{
	private int numMoons;   //additional instance variable
	private double avgTemp; //additional instance variable
 
	//subclass, default constructor
	public Planet()  
	{
		super();
		numMoons = 0;
		avgTemp = 0.0;
 
	}
 
	//constructor with all parameters
	public Planet(String nName, String nGalaxy, String nCategory, double nMass, int moonsIn, double tempIn)
	{
		super(initName, initGalaxy, initCategory, initMass);
		numMoons = moonsIn;
		avgTemp = tempIn;
 
		if(moonsIn < 0)  //check for invalid number of moons
		{
			numMoons = 0;
		}
 
	}

well they're supposed to be the variables from the superclass AstroObj, i just called em something different than what is gonna be passed from the main so i wouldn't get confused.

main

		//first object with no parameters
		AstroObj astro1 = new AstroObj();
		System.out.println(astro1.toString());
 
		//planet object
		Planet planet1 = new Planet("Earth", "Milky Way", "Planet", 5.97E24, 1, 60.0);
		System.out.println(planet1.toString());

Ahh, I fixed it and it works great now. Thank you for your help!