How Sibling Components Communicate in Angular Explained

⭕ Overview
In this video, I'll explain how to pass data between child components in a React application. Direct data passing between child components is not possible because doing so would imply that one of them is actually the parent, which isn't the case. Instead, you need to use a mediator, usually the parent component, to facilitate this communication.

We'll explore a practical example where the parent component acts as a mediator to transfer data from Child A to Child B. This method ensures that the data flow adheres to React's one-way data binding principle, maintaining the integrity and predictability of your application state.

By the end of this tutorial, you'll understand how to manage and pass data between child components effectively, enhancing your skills in building dynamic and interactive React applications.

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