Why can't I refer to an instance method while explicitly invoking a constructor?

Question

Does anyone know why you can reference a static method in the first line of the constructor using this() or super(), but not a non-sta

Answer 1

If a method is non-static then you must call it on an object.

In the second example you would need to create an object of class TestNotWorking and call getAFromB on that object.

Something like:

object = new TestNotWorking();
object.getAFromB(bParam);