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Consider this code:
abstract class Foo(val s: String) {
def this(i: Int) = this("" + (i+2))
}
As far as I understand constructors aren’t inherited and secondary constructors cannot be called from subclasses with super like in Java.
Are they just a useless artifact or is there some sensible use-case for this construct?
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