My Saturday:

class Foo {

 { System.out.println("Super Non Static 1");}

 static{ System.out.println("Super Static 1");}

 public int Bob = 7;

 public static final Integer Sam = Integer.valueOf(10);

 public static final int Ted = 3;

 Foo(){

   System.out.println("Super Constructor");

 }

 { System.out.println("Super Non Static 2");}

 static{ System.out.println("Super Static 2");}

}



class Bar extends Foo{

 { System.out.println("Non Static 1");}

 static{ System.out.println("Static 1");}

 Bar(){

   System.out.println("Constructor");

 }

 { System.out.println("Non Static 2");}	

 static{ System.out.println("Static 2");}

}



public class InitTest{

 static Bar bq = new Bar();

 public static void main(String[] args){

   System.out.println("Inside Main!");

   Bar b = new Bar();

 }

}

Gives:

Super Static 1
Super Static 2
Static 1
Static 2
Super Non Static 1
Super Non Static 2
Super Constructor
Non Static 1
Non Static 2
Constructor
Inside Main!
Super Non Static 1
Super Non Static 2
Super Constructor
Non Static 1
Non Static 2
Constructor

Do note that without the

 static Bar bq = new Bar();

It would be:
Inside Main!
Super Static 1
Super Static 2
Static 1
Static 2
Super Non Static 1
Super Non Static 2
Super Constructor
Non Static 1
Non Static 2
Constructor


This is just a fundamental thing- but it pays to review the fundamentals to the point where you don't even think about them.


Now, back to it...