You implemented a subclass that inherits the instance constructor from its superclass. What can you do with the inherited constructor?

The inherited constructor from a superclass can be utilized as part of the subclass without needing to redefine its implementation, creating an opportunity for polymorphism in the way constructors are used. While the constructor itself can't have its signature changed directly in the subclass, you can still utilize the superclass constructor to initiate objects of the subclass with specific parameters during instantiation.

Changing the signature usually refers to modifying the parameters or their types in the constructor, which is not permissible when inheriting a constructor. However, you can have additional constructors in the subclass that either call the inherited constructor with its parameters or add new parameters, but this does not constitute changing the original constructor's signature in the superclass.

This understanding reinforces how inheritance works with constructors: You can utilize the existing constructor as is and expand upon it with additional functionality but cannot alter its fundamental signature.