SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THIS AND SUPER KEYWORD

This ( current class )	Super (super class)
It is used to store current object reference.	It is used to store super class non-static member’s reference in sub class object.
Predefine instance variable used to hold current object reference	Predefined instance variable used to hold super class memory reference through sub class object.
Used to separate state of multiple objects of same class and also used to separate local variables and class level variables in a non-static method if both has same name.	Used to separate super class and sub class members if both have same name.
It must be used explicitly, id non-static variable and local variable or parameter name is same	It must be used explicitly if super class and sub class members have same names.
Can’t be referenced from static context. It can be printed, which means it can be called from System.out.println() from non-static context. System.out.println(this); System.out.println(Example.this);	Can’t be referenced from static context. It can’t be pointed, which means it cannot be called from System.out.println() System.out.println(super); System.out.println(Example.super); System.out.println(this.super);