ShantinathK / Fifth-App-Routing

1. What is Props-type?

2. how to use tailwind CSS,

3. About !! marks ==> Number(!!undefined) = 0

4. What is className Library?

5. How to use Icons in react?

6. use of ...rest in className - used to resolve event handler

7. What is Page and components,

8. What is Accordion design?

9. How to have Button component?

10. What is coonditional rendering "&&" or || (JS expression)

11. What are JS expressions? -> && or ||

12. Inline event handling?

13. how to design dropdown and pass the data to other component?

14. What is check helper"?" ==> colors?.length is undefined.?

15. how to target events when more dropdowns used? (event.targe)

16. how to target events when more dropdowns used? - ways For plan JavaAcript

    1. Document wide click handler
    2. Event Capturing/bubbling
    3. Checking element inclusion

    For React application

    1. React Effect hook
    2. react ref hook

17. what is react ref hook and how to use it?

section 13:

1. Making Navigation reusable
2. what is standard browser behavior?
3. How navigation works in react?
   1. user types url address
   2. user clicks a link or preesses a button
4. what is pushState?
5. what is popState?
6. how to detect popState events? using addEvent listener...
7. What is routing?
8. how to display compnents without reloading complete page?
9. how to link components - using context.

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