Can a child class in ES6 have a constructor without calling super()?
- Yes
- No
- Depends on the parent class constructor
- Only in certain scenarios
No, a child class in ES6 must call super() in its constructor to invoke the constructor of its parent class. This is essential for proper initialization and inheritance of properties from the parent class.
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