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This tutorial explains in detail how child components communicate with parent components through callback functions to update the state of parent components. Through a practical case, the article demonstrates how the child component click event triggers the conditional rendering logic of the parent component, and explains how the componentWillUnmount lifecycle method is called when the component is uninstalled due to state changes. The tutorial also points out a common code error and provides the correct implementation solution, aiming to help developers master the data flow management and lifecycle mechanisms between React components.

This article aims to provide an efficient way to check whether an ID in an array of numbers exists in an array of objects and add the values of a specific field in an array of objects to the corresponding array based on the matching ID. With sample code and detailed explanations, readers will learn how to implement this using the forEach and find methods and learn how to organize your code for readability and efficiency.

This article aims to solve the problem of how to accurately obtain the coordinate information of the parent element relative to the viewport or document when the parent and child elements are nested, rather than the coordinates of the child element. We will dive into the application of the useRef hook function in getting references to DOM elements and provide an accurate way to use it to get the bounding client rect of the parent element, while mentioning a CSS alternative and its considerations.

This article details how to effectively simulate external JavaScript libraries defined on window objects in Karma and Jasmine environments. By leveraging Jasmine's test lifecycle hooks beforeEach and afterEach, mock objects can be injected directly before testing and cleaned up after testing to ensure the isolation and reliability of the test, avoiding invasive modifications to production code.

This article describes how to use JavaScript's object destruction features to extract and assign values from nested objects to variables in a more concise and efficient way. Through object destruction, you can avoid lengthy chain access and improve the readability and maintainability of your code. We will explain the usage of object destruction in detail through sample code and provide some precautions to help you better master this technology.

This article discusses in-depth solutions to the problem of finding the longest non-repetitive substring in strings, and focuses on analyzing the time complexity of the sliding window algorithm. Through the analysis of a common implementation, its potential O(n^2) time complexity is revealed and an optimized O(n) solution is provided that utilizes Map data structures to improve efficiency and readability. At the same time, we will also discuss the factors influencing spatial complexity to help readers fully understand the performance of algorithms.

This article aims to guide developers to correctly pass the data obtained by server components (especially array types) to client components and render lists under the Next.js 13 App Router architecture. The core is to understand the property (props) delivery mechanism of React components, ensure that client components can correctly deconstruct and use incoming data, and avoid data inaccessibility and rendering problems caused by attribute deconstruction errors. Through specific code examples, the complete process and precautions for obtaining server data to rendering client lists are shown.

This article aims to help developers solve common problems that cannot be expanded after clicking the hamburger menu. By analyzing HTML structure, CSS styles, and JavaScript code, we will dig into the cause of the problem and provide clear solutions, including fixing syntax errors, ensuring that the buttons are visible, and correctly switching the display status of the menu, ultimately achieving the expected effect of the responsive navigation bar.