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  1. Hi Vishwas, I used the following click handler, instead of previous_state but it still works

    incrementCount = () => {
    this.setState({ count: this.state.count + 1 });
    };

    Can you please help? Also, from where does prevstate gets passed to the click handler?

  2. Whoa. Very impressed by how you explained this, you clearly showed us the problem that we are trying to solve and yeap, going to the parent is the first thing we would normally do. On to the next one!

  3. Can someone clear my doubt please. When vishwas says we lift the counter logic to parent. I think we will have to define two state properties clickHounter & hoverCounter. But my doubt is, do i create two different methods (1 for click & one for hover) in parent component, where they seperately increase the state by 1. IF NO, & If i put only one handler in parent component, then how will this handler know that the handler has been called from Click component or Hover component?? how do i selectively increase my clickCount / Hover cover? The code below works for me. Is there a way I could do it without if condition.
    PS: i passed strings "hover" or "click" as parameters from child components to the incrementCount method

    import React, { Component } from 'react'

    import ClickCounter from './ClickCounter'

    import HoverCounter from './HoverCounter'

    class ParentCounter extends Component {

    constructor(props) {

    super(props)

    this.state={

    count: 0,

    hover: 0

    }

    }

    incrementCount=(str)=>{

    if(str==="click"){

    this.setState(prevState=>({ count: prevState.count+1}))

    }

    if(str==="hover"){

    this.setState(prevState=>({ hover: prevState.hover+1}))

    }

    }

    render() {

    return (

    <div>

    <ClickCounter incrementCount={this.incrementCount} click={this.state.count} />

    <HoverCounter incrementCount={this.incrementCount} hover={this.state.hover} />

    </div>

    )

    }

    }

    export default ParentCounter

  4. I love the tutorial, it is very easy to understand your explanations. Btw, whats with modulating your voice at every end of your sentence, kinda distract me though, so i need to repeat your tutorial sometimes lol. Nevertheless, great tutorial.

  5. i am getting error "Failed to compile

    ./src/HoverCounter.js

    Line 15:24: Expected an assignment or function call and instead saw an expression no-unused-expressions
    " in both ClickCounter.js and HoverCounter.js. line 15 is where i declared incrementCount as arrow function. crosschecked the code. it's exactly same as shown in video. please help, i m stuck

  6. hi there as per previous section of binding events here with out bind statement we are going with set State in event hander how it is possbible ??

  7. in incrementCount method, instead of calling previous state. we could have incremented it. for e.x.:

    incrementState = () => {
    this.setState({
    count:this.state.count+1
    })
    }

    This also increment each time button is clicked. Does it make any difference then using prevState.

  8. Where you have
    this.setState(prevState => {
    return { count: prevState.count + 1 }
    })

    I have this instead
    this.setState({
    count: this.state.count + 1
    })
    and that works too. But is it not a good way to do it?

  9. I have created a component with useHooks to make Ajax call and return result. Would it be correct to use this in Thunk and await the response and then dispatch event for reducer to handle?

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