JAVA initialization blocks

Question

As some sources say, the Java instance initialization blocks are executed whenever instance is created or right before constructor. But imagine this case:

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Answer 1

        new Main(); 

the above state ment will first goto Main(). But before execution of anything in Main(), super() is called. So, Foo() is called. Now, in Foo() a check is made to see instance initialization block. So, you get. "Foo init" . Next the statements in Foo() are executed. So, you get- "Foo constr". Next the control is returned to Main() which now checks whether an initialization block exists for Main class. So, "Main Init" is printed.. then other statements of Main() are printed. The definition is right.. The understanding.. well... depends on how you see it...