What is the purpose of using super constructor with props argument?
- To access the parent component's state
- To create a new instance of a component
- To initialize the component's props and state
- To pass props to the parent component
In React, the super() constructor with props argument is used to initialize the component's props and state. It is required when defining a constructor in a class component, and should always be called before accessing this.props or this.state.
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