React
FreeReact Official Tutorial: Quick Start
React’s official Quick Start for components, JSX, lists, events and shared state, with editable examples in the browser.
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Meta introduces reusable React components, props, changing data and forms, leading to a calculator application and assessed programming work.
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Meta’s React Basics course introduces the component model through reusable views, props, interactive data and forms. Its final programming work includes a calculator application. It offers a more structured assessed route than a free standalone tutorial, and can be studied as an individual course rather than treating the surrounding professional certificate as one required purchase.
The provider labels the course beginner level. If JavaScript is unfamiliar, spend additional time on functions, arrays and events so that React examples do not become a copying exercise.
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Rebuild the calculator with a clear-input action and a visible invalid-operation state. Test its buttons by keyboard and explain how the current input and calculated result are represented in state.
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