Complex line integral

I'm doing a question where i have to calculate a the line integral; ∮z .dz over a simple closed contour, which as expected ( By Cauchy) came out as 0.
It's the supplementary questions that are confusing, i'm asked to calculate the integral with z replaced with the conjugate of z, and then to explain the relationship between these two integrals and the integrals over the same contour of just the real(z) and imaginary(z).
can someone shed some light on how they relate.
cheers

Try this: if you decompose into its real and imaginary part, then what are the sum

and the difference

equal to?

I think i see, is i that the countour integral of the real part plus the contour integral of the imag part = contour integral of z, and the difference of them = contour integral of conjugate of z ?

Up to a factor, yes. Just write the integrand as and use the fact that the integral is a linear operator, in the sense that

and