If you are refactoring a set of classes representing different types of user accounts in a system, how would constructors and super assist in initializing properties common to all account types?
- Utilize constructors in each class without the super keyword.
- Rely on global variables to initialize common properties.
- Use the super keyword to invoke the parent class constructor for shared properties.
- Avoid constructors altogether and rely on setter methods.
Constructors and the super keyword are essential in refactoring user account classes. Constructors help initialize class-specific properties, while super facilitates the invocation of the parent class constructor, ensuring that common properties are appropriately initialized across all account types.
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