I was wondering if anyone can tell me how to understand the bytecode

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0: Load memory slot 0 into the stack (slot 0 is usually “this” except in static methods)

1: invoke method referenced in constant pool #1 (The comment tells it is the default constructor of Object)

4: return

looks like the default constructor

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