@bharatchandora7760
I can see my dream coming true of being a full-stack web developer inspite of being a beginner. All the thanks to this course. Enjoying and learning more and more.
@yashsimra6090
Sir apka coarse dekh k ,mujhe job mili hai,ab react pad raha hoo,apki playlist se,this makes me realize your importance in my life,thank you so much for being in hard times😊🥰🥰
@motomoods221
Thanks
@visheshsatija9240
when watching alone: harry- " toh samjhte hai iss component ko" When Parents enter- "Toh priyanka kse aaegi hmare ps, priyanka kyu hi aaegi hmare ps "
@BridgeNotWalls
This guy is a rare gem. Everyone else seems to teach only to support their premium courses, but he does it all for free, which is excellent from the student's point of view.
@shadabmalik8260
Harry bhai tum kamal ho yr tumhara lecture dekhte hue lgta hi nhi h ki mai utube se padh rha hu esa lgta h ki jaise school ki class me padh rhe ho offline Love u bro. U r a best personality in tech wold.
@codifyguru31
I personally want to share my experience watching your videos, you are amazing sir... I am also an IT trainer (Offline) and want to create such free courses which I can deliver. The second thing I suggest all the viewers watch these videos every time on youtube... don't download them. This will be a great honor to Harry Sir for providing such content to make a career in programming.
@mohituniyal7
I would comment in every video till you don't reply. I am really thankful to you. I didn't have cs in 12th but learned programming c and CPP from your videos and still learning. Moreover, I got a confidence boost. Once again thank you for your efforts.
@devesh819
Topics covered in this video are - 1.How to use a component again and again by importing it from other file into App.js 2.what are Props and how to use them 3.PropTypes , defaultProps and isRequired . don't forget to import the prop types .
@brijeshmorya9737
Harry Bhai ke heart dene se junoon aata ha sikhne ka
@styleguru-us8jl
Honeslty, first I used to hate react because I was not able to understand react and its files etc. but now I am rewatching your videos and applying this simultaneously on my vs code is making me excited to learn more. Thanks for your help harry. Your videos are best.
@ryostyles9904
17:51 note that harrybhai used 'Navbar.PropTypes =' while the document shows 'Navbar.propTypes=' (p has to be lowercase or it will give an error as 'typo')
@shitalkamble110
Learning from you is getting confidence on another level,even if i get any error i can solve it,Thank you so much for your valuable time for us💝
@abdulrehmaan153
Apne sheher me mithai batwao,... 😂😂😂 Ye props n components ka concept itna badiya hai ke sach me mithai batwane ka dil kar raha hai ❤️
@noctiss
Hey Everyone - So post React 18, defaultProps is considered a legacy method so there's a chance you might not be able to set default properties using this. Instead Props should be passed as an argument to the function. The argument is an object with properties that correspond to the props passed to the component. The properties are destructured in the function signature. The default values are set in the function signature. The default values are used if the props are not passed to the component.
e.g. export default function NavBar({ title = "SiteName", aboutText = "Abt" }) and instead of using props.title, just simply use title and aboutText in curly braces.
Just an observation so thought to add it here. Please let me know if I am missing something. Thanks and happy learning!
@aeroplane769
the reason why you should not change props inside the component is that components are reusable, they can be used in multiple places.
@vipulyaduvanshi166
it was fun to know the harry know I was sleeping 🤣🤣😂😂while watching this video....
@anmoljoshi3069
Your way of teaching is at another level!!!loved it
@gauravarora4591
Bilkul Maja aa rha hai Harry Sir, Before watching this video, I heard about props and states and watched few other videos but all went above my head but now after watching your video I can say I know what props and propTypes are. Thanks for making it so easy :thanksdoc:
@CodeWithHarry