import java.util.* ;

class A
{
	A(int i1)
	 {
		 System.out.println( "A(): " + i1 ) ;
	 }
}

class B
{
   //Gets initialized after static
   A normalAObject1 ;
   A normalAObject2 ;
   {
      normalAObject1 = new A( 1 ) ;
      normalAObject2 = new A( 2 ) ;
   }
   //Static Gets initialized first. Either through
   //use of A or access the static object
   static A staticAObject1 ;
   static A staticAObject2 ;
   //Block of code executed only once
   static
    {
        staticAObject1 = new A( 3 ) ;
        staticAObject2 = new A( 4 ) ;
	}


   B()
    {
        //Gets initialized after data members initialization
        System.out.println( "B()" ) ;
	}
}


public class Initialization1
{


   public static void main( String args[] )
   {
	   //Kicks off static initialization
	   //as well as object data initialization
        B BObject1 = new B() ;
        System.out.println( "Another instance of B created." ) ;
        B BObject2 = new B() ;
   } //public static void main( String args[] )


}