Is Super.someMethod() a good practice to add clarity to the code by explicitly stating that someMethod is not a method included in the current class but in the parent class? For instance, would this make sense...private void someMethod() {    super.someOtherMethod(); // this is in the parent class    otherMethod(); // this can be found here}Instead of this?private void someMethod() {    someOtherMethod();     otherMethod(); }If this is not a good idea/practice, is there any convention on this aspect that helps clarify where the method is? Note: please take into consideration that I am not asking about disambiguating calls to overridden methods! In that particular case, to the best of my knowledge, using Super is a must in order to invoke the correct method. 
Using Super.someMethod for added clarity?
java;coding standards