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JavaScript

Bartlomiej Zabielski
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Bartlomiej Zabielski
Courses Plus Student 10,363 Points
Posted by Bartlomiej Zabielski
Bartlomiej Zabielski
Courses Plus Student 10,363 Points

In Guest.js why are we removing the index parameter?

Inside Guest.js why do we write
handleNameEdits={e => props.setName(e.target.value)}

when we can just pass the handler down another level with setName={props.setName} the // line is meant to be commented below

<GuestName
  isEditing={props.isEditing} 
  // handleNameEdits={e => props.setName(e.target.value)} 
  setName={props.setName} > 
{props.name} 
  </GuestName>

then inside GuestName.js we write

onChange={e => props.setName(e.target.value)}

I don't have a strong understanding I kind of click buttons until it works S: would like to know why other way is better.