The props object, read two ways
Each <Greeting /> gets its own props object. The string came from quotes, the number from braces.
Props are the inputs of a component: the parent writes them like attributes, React collects them into one object, and the child reads that object (usually by destructuring) to decide what to show. Any JavaScript value can be a prop: strings, numbers, booleans, objects, arrays, functions and JSX.
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Practice questions
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Write a Weather component that receives city (string), temp (number) and sunny (boolean) and shows Pune: 31°C ☀️ or Pune: 24°C ☁️. Render it for two cities.
Write a Tags component that receives an array items and shows them joined with · . Render it with three tags.
Explain it without notes
What are props, and how does a component receive them?
When do you use quotes and when braces for a prop's value?
How does a child component tell its parent that something happened?
Why do some developers say "props flow down, events flow up"?
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Greeting got { name: 'Asha', age: 9 }
Greeting got { name: 'Ravi', age: 11 }