The super() method is used to invoke the parent class’s constructor within a child class in React. It ensures that the parent class’s constructor is executed before initializing any child-specific properties or methods.

Q: When should I use super() versus super(props)?

Use super() when you only need to invoke the parent class’s constructor without passing any props. Use super(props) when you want to pass props from a child component to its parent component.

Q: Can I use super() and super(props) together in the same constructor?

No, you should either use super() or super(props) based on your requirements. Using both together in the same constructor would lead to unnecessary redundancy and potential conflicts.