In React, when a parent component renders, it will cause all its ________ components to potentially re-render as well.
- ancestor
- child
- descendant
- sibling
In React, when a parent component renders, it will cause all its child components to potentially re-render as well. This is because React re-renders the child components to ensure that they reflect any changes in the parent's state or props.
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