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Knowledge Check: State the concept - React Basic

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Knowledge Check: State the concept - React Basic
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  1. In React, can state be considered data?

    • Yes

    • No

  2. In React, can props be considered data?

    • Yes

    • No

  3. Choose the correct statement.

    • The props object represents data that is external to a component, and state represents data that is internal to a component.

    • The props object represents data that is internal to a component, and state represents data that is external to a component.

  4. What does the useState hook do?

    • It allows a component to have its own state.

    • It allows a component to receive state from its parent.

  5. Based on the code below, is the userName variable external or internal data of the DisplayUser component?

     function DisplayUser(props) {
       return (
         <h1>{props.userName}</h1>
       );
     }
    
    • The userName value is data that is internal to the DisplayUser component

    • The userName value is data that is external to the DisplayUser component

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