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You can arrange for the one-parameter constructors in the Movie and
Symphony classes to call the one-parameter Attraction
constructor, shown, for example, in Segment 299. Ordinarily,
all constructors call only the zero-parameter constructor in the direct
superclass.
Whenever you want a constructor to
hand one or more
arguments to another constructor in the direct superclass, you modify the
constructor's definition by adding, as the first statement in that
constructor, a statement consisting of the super keyword
followed by an argument list.