What does the super keyword do in the context of ES6 classes?
- Calls the constructor of the parent class
- References the current class instance
- Invokes the static method of the parent class
- Provides access to the private members of the class
The super keyword in the context of ES6 classes is used to call the constructor of the parent class. It is necessary to be invoked in the child class constructor to properly set up the inherited properties.
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