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Airbnb-Clone

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cc933c63b5b0e3b83d23db1d4d252edf65d7ae06

fix: path

ppurohitdheeraj committed 2 years ago
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fc5a5b25f8bd4a92ced2b93cd2be31d349c5a952

Fix: image path and public resolved

ppurohitdheeraj committed 2 years ago
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7b594d617a54d4da6438033178221a222c51a9a3

feat: props + data.js ✅

ppurohitdheeraj committed 2 years ago
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850d664e0b9f5197638287e7b430abcdf1de89f2

Feat: Static Design + Card ⭐

ppurohitdheeraj committed 2 years ago
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aea7d96c9efd32e3e235dee171bab5f4b48d5efa

Feat: Navbar + Hero ✅🚀

ppurohitdheeraj committed 2 years ago
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2452431c559cea15b8aaad05e3a1fe44f27a4ecf

Fix : Setup and Components ✅

ppurohitdheeraj committed 2 years ago

README

The README file for this repository.

  1. What do props help us accomplish? Make a component more reusable.

  2. How do you pass a prop into a component?

  3. Can I pass a custom prop (e.g. blahblahblah={true}) to a native DOM element? (e.g.

    ) Why or why not? No, because the JSX we use to describe native DOM elements will be turned into REAL DOM elements by React. And real DOM elements only have the properties/attributes specified in the HTML specification. (Which doesn't include properties like blahblahblah)

  4. How do I receive props in a component? function Navbar(props) { console.log(props.blahblahblah) return (

    ... ) }

  5. What data type is props when the component receives it? An object!