The super keyword and the final keyword are both keywords in Java that are used to control the inheritance and mutability of classes and variables.

The super keyword is used to refer to the parent class of a class. It can be used to access methods and variables that are defined in the parent class. For example, if class A extends class B, then you can use the super keyword to access methods and variables that are defined in class B.

The final keyword is used to prevent a class or variable from being inherited or modified. A final class cannot be extended by any other class. A final variable cannot be changed after it is initialized.