What's the difference between super() and super(props) in React when using ES6 classes?
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Answer / Mayank Dwivedi
In a constructor of a React component using ES6 classes, calling super() alone passes the props to the parent class, whereas calling super(props) explicitly passes the props to the parent class. It's recommended to use the latter to avoid potential issues with default props.
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