java - Netbeans IDE not issuing warnings about methods called in constructors -

It's good to open Netbeans IDE codes that can give you trouble.

  public square base {base (...) {...; Why is not a warning issued?} Public zero foo () {...; }} Public class child base {hair (...) {super (...); Foo (); }}   
 Given that I am calling the base class function foo () in the hair constructor? Of course this is completely valid because the base object is created by the point foo (), but a fu () is a virtual method, in fact i expect a warning  until foo () is finalized Is not marked .  
 I think the IDE should issue a warning if you call a child class constructor to a base class function that is not marked as final.   
 
 
 does this. 
 When you open the file in Netbeans, you should see a yellow lightbulb (hint indicator) next to the call to call  foo . It is a suggestion that you either:  
 
 make the last  
 make foo final, private or static   
 if you wish So to be more clear,  Tools & gt; Visit Option , or  edit> Preferences , or  NetBeans & gt; Preferences  (depends on your OS). Select  editor  select  sign  
 set  language  to  java  
 expand  Start  
  Call the problem in the manufacturer  
  as  to  error  
  OK Click   
 Now your file will get a red error badge.  
 Note, by ignoring any indicators, you will not  stop . The code is still valid, so NB will not stop you from compiling.