How can I solve the problem using super keyword in Java

public class CommissionCompensationModel
{
  private double grossSales;
  private double commissionRate;

  public CommissionCompensationModel(double grossSales, double commissionRate)
  {
    this.grossSales=grossSales;
    this.commissionRate=commissionRate;
  }
}

This is my CommissionCompensationModel class

public class BasePlusCommissionCompensationModel extends CommissionCompensationModel
{
  protected double baseSalary;

  public void BasePlusCommssionCompenationModel(double grossSales, double commissionRate, double bs)
  {
    **super(grossSales, commissionRate);**
    this.baseSalary=bs;
  }
}

This is a subclass of the previous one. It intends to inherit its superclass and add the base salary property. However, the IDE tells me there's some problem with strong text. How to solve the problem?

Constructor is written wrong in the subclass.

Constructors can't have a return type not even void.

Update to this :

class CommissionCompensationModel {
	private double grossSales;
	private double commissionRate;

	public CommissionCompensationModel(double grossSales, double commissionRate) {
		this.grossSales = grossSales;
		this.commissionRate = commissionRate;
	}
}

class BasePlusCommissionCompensationModel extends CommissionCompensationModel {
	
	protected double baseSalary;
	
	public BasePlusCommissionCompensationModel(double grossSales, double commissionRate, double bs) {
		super(grossSales, commissionRate);
		this.baseSalary = bs;
	}

}

Constructors don't have a return type, not even void. Additionally, you have a typo there - BasePlusCommssionCompenationModel instead of BasePlusCommissionCompensationModel (missing an "i" afer the "m"s).

Fix the typo and remove the return type and you should be fine:

public BasePlusCommissionCompensationModel(double grossSales, double commissionRate, double bs)
{
    super(grossSales, commissionRate);
    this.baseSalary=bs;
}