Using super keywork how many levels up we can go
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one level
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two levels
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multiple levels
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none
A
Correct answer
Explanation
The 'super' keyword in Java specifically refers to the immediate parent class of the current subclass. It allows you to access parent class methods, constructors, and fields, but only ONE level up in the inheritance hierarchy. You cannot use 'super' to access a grandparent class directly - you would need to chain through the parent class. Option A is correct.