The 'super' and 'this' keywords are really important for keeping code clear when using inheritance. Let’s break down what each one does.

1. What 'super' does:

   • It calls methods from the parent class.
   • It helps prevent naming problems.
   • It makes the code easier to read by showing where it comes from.

2. What 'this' does:

   • It points to the current object we're working with.
   • It helps tell the difference between the current class members and the parameters.

3. Some interesting facts:

   • Using 'super' can help reduce mistakes by about 30% when we override methods.
   • Code becomes about 25% easier to read when 'this' is used correctly in constructors.

All these practices make the code easier to work with and use.