Let’s suppose you have the below JSX that gets returned from a component, what would be the equivalent object representation (Element) that React will create internally?
<button className='button-primary'> <div> Submit </div> </button>
{ type: "button", props: { className: "button-primary", children: { type: "div", children: "Submit" }, }, }
{ type: "button", props: { className: "button-primary", children: { type: "div", props: { children: "Submit", } }, }, }
{ type: Button, props: { className: "button-primary", children: "div", }, }
What is the concept of component specialization?
A component defined as a special case of another more generic component.
A component that is designed to fulfill one specific purpose and nothing else.
A component that doesn’t know its children ahead of time and acts as a generic box.
You would like to clone a React element by using the
React.cloneElement
API, where the particular element has the below structure:const buttonElement = { type: SubmitButton, props: { color: "green", children: "Submit!", }, };
What would be the value of the variable output when using the API with the following parameters?
const output = React.cloneElement(buttonElement, {disabled: true, color: “blue” });
{ type: SubmitButton, props: { color: "blue", children: "Submit!", disabled: true, }, };
{ type: SubmitButton, props: { disabled: true, color: "blue", }, };
{ type: SubmitButton, props: { color: "green", children: "Submit!", disabled: true, }, };
Imagine you are using the spread operator in the below component as follows:
const props = { title: "tiramisu", cal: 400 }; const element = <Component title="cake" {...props} cal={500} />;
What would be the value of
element.props
?{ title: "cake", cal: 500 }
{ title: "cake", cal: 400 }
{ title: "tiramisu", cal: 500 }
{ title: "tiramisu", cal: 400 }
Amongst the below expressions, select all that will not render anything on the screen when being used in JSX.
<div>{false}</div>
<div>{undefined}</div>
<div>{null}</div>
<div>{(() => true)()}</div>