Full React Tutorial #7 - Click Events

In this React tutorial we'll talk about events & how to react to them in our components - specifically, we'll look at click events.

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I finally understood difference passing function and anonymous function before that I was just writing those functions without complete understanding. Thanks Shaun for elaborating it so perfectly.

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[rajeevbhu]

Last few minutes went above my head but I'll wait for next video and revisit this Event Object later. Thank you so much for great quality videos.

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I am 40 hours deep into this react project and I finally understand what this basic functional sequence means. Thank you very much you are a hero.

[maskman]

Thank you Shaun for this tutirial, I have learned a lot, especially click event with anonomous function, it is a great refresh !!!

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[BillyLongshot]

before watching this clip: hours and hours of trial-and-error trying to figure out why my function is not 'valid as a React child', or why my event is not automatically passed to the function, or why my event handler fires on the first page render. This was wonderfully explained. And loved that you included the bit at the end on how to see what your event looks like in detail. Been trying to do that for ages as well. A very big thank you!

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OMG i have watched a tons of REACT tutorials in YouTube and couldn't understand why the event handler works that way. But finally, now I understood. Thank you
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