A.) By using a JavaScript class B.) By using the "export" keyword C.) By defining a function that returns JSX D.) By using Redux
A.) To set the component's HTML content in a safe way B.) To add event handlers to HTML elements C.) To apply inline styles to a component D.) To disable a component's rendering
A.) React DevTools B.) Redux Inspector C.) Chrome Debugger D.) React Inspector
A.) To style components B.) To handle routing in functional components C.) To connect a component to Redux D.) To create stateful components
A.) Using the "setState" method B.) By directly modifying the state object C.) By calling the "render" method D.) By using the "props" object
A.) To update the component's state B.) To define the component's structure and content C.) To handle user input D.) To initialize component properties
A.) By using the "ref" attribute B.) By setting the component's state directly C.) By using the "onChange" event handler D.) By using the "disabled" attribute
A.) To disable strict mode B.) To enable concurrent mode C.) To provide a warning for potential issues D.) To optimize performance
A.) By using the "shouldComponentRender" method B.) By returning "false" from the "render" method C.) By setting the component's state to "null" D.) By using the "hidden" attribute
A.) To initialize component state B.) To update component state C.) To perform cleanup operations before a component is unmounted D.) To render child components