What is the difference between super () and this ()?
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Answer / Panne Lal
In PHP, 'super' does not exist. Instead, you can use 'parent::' to call a method or property of the parent class from within the context of a child class. On the other hand, 'this' also does not exist in PHP directly, but you can use $this to refer to the current object instance inside a class.
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