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I want to ask you a quick question as a followup to my earlier question: React - syntax confusion to clarify code for TodoItem: import React from 'react' expo
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Workaround at the bottom of the question. I am trying to pass props down to a child component using {children}. The Father component: const Fa
Workaround at the bottom of the question. I am trying to pass props down to a child component using {children}. The Father component: const Fa