JavaScript Super Keyword

In JavaScript, the super keyword is used to call the parent class's methods or access its properties in a derived class.

It facilitates the implementation of inheritance by allowing a subclass to interact with its superclass.

When invoking super in a constructor, it is used to call the constructor of the parent class, ensuring proper initialization.
In methods, it enables the subclass to override and extend the behavior of the parent class while still accessing its functionalities.

The super keyword is crucial for maintaining a clear hierarchy in object-oriented programming and promoting code reusability within class hierarchies.

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