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David Austin
1,217 PointsIn the function below, update an isRunning state to true. (In React)
This is part of the State and Events Review Quiz. I do not understand how to go about this. The only way I have seen something similar is like "time: 0". Please point me in the right direction!
startTimer = () => {
this.({ : });
}
2 Answers

Randy Layne
Treehouse ModeratorHi David, so the video related to this would be https://teamtreehouse.com/library/updating-state-2. In it Guil uses the setState
method to update the current state of a property. Inside of the {
and }
you can use regular Object notation to set the property you want, in this case isRunning
to the value you want: true

Tyron Monts
8,111 PointsstartTimer = () => { this.setState({ isRunning: true }); }
Ezra Siton
12,644 PointsEzra Siton
12,644 PointsClue: