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Chris Bongers

Looking to get into development? As a full-stack developer I guide you on this journey and give you bite sized tips every single day 👊

Oct 14, 2021

React basics: Passing data between components

Passing data between components in React is a very powerful concept. In this article, we'll look at the following two things: Sending data from a parent to a child Sending data from a child to parent For this concept, we'll need to use the useState...

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Mayju

Blogging what I learn ocassionally as a junior software developer.

I don't get which one is the parent and which one is the child in the first example. Is the App, the parent and the Bookshelf, the child in the first example? You mentioned that the Bookshelf is the parent and I would assume that the Book would be the child in the second example.

Oct 15, 2021

Chris Bongers

Looking to get into development? As a full-stack developer I guide you on this journey and give you bite sized tips every single day 👊

Oct 15, 2021

Hi Mayju,

In the first example the bookshelf is the parent.

We are passing data (books) to our bookshelf.