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What is the primary purpose of React?

  • To manage databases within web applications
  • To enable developers to create user interfaces using pure JavaScript (correct)
  • To design applications using a new template language
  • To create server-side applications

Which of the following is a method used to create React elements?

  • React.createNode
  • React.createHTML
  • React.createComponent
  • React.createElement (correct)

What does JSX stand for in React?

  • JavaScript XML (correct)
  • JavaScript XHTML
  • Java Scripting eXtension
  • JavaScript Extension

What is a React component primarily used for?

<p>To create user interfaces using React elements and JSX (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How do you serve a simple React application using the provided instructions?

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Which of the following statements about React components is true?

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What does the API ReactDOM.render do in the context of a React application?

<p>Renders a React element to the DOM (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best describes the validity of using JSX in React?

<p>JSX is an extension of JavaScript that allows for HTML-like syntax. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does React support for HTTP programming?

<p>Browser's built-in fetch() API and third-party libraries like axios (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which framework is commonly used for creating server-side applications in this context?

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What command is used to initialize a new Node application?

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Which of the following modules is NOT required to create the Expense REST API server?

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What is the purpose of the 'nedb' module in the Expense REST API?

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When prompted for the project name during initialization, what name should be entered?

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What command should be used to install the required modules after initializing the project?

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Which of these options describes a prerequisite for understanding HTTP programming in the context given?

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What is the purpose of the Pager component in the expense entry application?

<p>To manage pagination logic for rendering item lists (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which command is used to install the Material UI core package?

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What font does Material UI recommend for user interface elements?

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What is the function of the npm command 'npm start' in the setup process?

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Which package should be installed to use SVG icons in Material UI?

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What should be done to include the Roboto font in a Material UI application?

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In the provided items array, which item has the highest amount?

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Which of the following categories is NOT used in the items array?

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What is the role of a compiler in the process of creating a custom React application?

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Which command is used to initialize a new npm project in a custom React application?

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What is the purpose of using Rollup in a React application?

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Which package is used as the default package manager when creating a custom React application?

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What is the purpose of installing Babel and its preset libraries as development dependencies?

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What additional dependencies are installed for async programming in a custom React application?

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Which command do you use to install React libraries in a custom React application?

<p>npm install react@^17.0.0 react-dom@^17.0.0 --save (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which bundler is mentioned as an alternative to Webpack for a customized React application?

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What is the primary purpose of using the 'cors' package in the application?

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What HTTP method is used to create a new expense entry in the application?

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What will happen if the 'item' in the request body is not specified when trying to create or update an expense?

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What data is returned when a DELETE request is made to '/api/expense/:id'?

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What is the purpose of 'body-parser' in this application?

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How does the application respond to a GET request to '/api/expenses'?

<p>It sends back an array of all expenses. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the app.listen() function do in the application?

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What happens when the application receives a request for an undefined route?

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What should you change the URL to in order to view initial expense entries?

<p><a href="http://localhost:8000/api/expense">http://localhost:8000/api/expense</a> (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the CSS provided for the ExpenseEntryItemList, what property is used to collapse borders in the table?

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Which method is suggested to format and set items in the state of the component?

<p>setItems (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which React component lifecycle method is generally used for initializing component state?

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What structure contains the initial state of the ExpenseEntryItemList component?

<p>this.state = { items: [] } (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which directory should the ExpenseEntryItemList.js file be created in?

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In a React class component, which function should be called to access the component's props?

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What is one of the required styles for table header cells specified in the CSS?

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Flashcards

React Component

A JavaScript function or class that represents a reusable UI component. It uses React elements and JSX to define its structure and behavior.

JSX

A JavaScript extension for creating user interfaces in React. It uses HTML-like syntax but compiles down to React elements.

React Element

A lightweight representation of an HTML DOM element, created using the React.createElement function. It is a plain JavaScript object describing the element's properties and children.

ReactDOM

React uses a library (or framework) called ReactDOM to render React elements onto the actual webpage. It can be compared to a bridge between React's virtual DOM and the real DOM.

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React Element

The basic building block of a React application, it represents a single HTML DOM element.

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What is React

React is JavaScript library that focuses on building user interfaces. It allows developers to create interactive and dynamic web applications using a component-based approach.

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Component-Based Architecture

A component-based architecture is a way of building user interfaces by breaking down the UI into smaller parts (components). Each component is responsible for a specific part of the UI. React is also a component-based architecture.

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React's core principles are simple, flexible, and extensible.

React is designed to be simple, flexible, and extensible. The core concepts are easy to learn, it allows for a wide range of customizations, and it can be easily extended with additional functionalities.

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Package Manager

A program that manages the dependencies and packages used in a project.

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Compiler

A tool that translates different versions of JavaScript into standard JavaScript that browsers can understand.

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Bundler

A tool that combines all the components of a web application (JavaScript, HTML, CSS) into a single file for deployment.

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Webserver

A tool that starts a development server, which allows you to run and test a web application locally.

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Rollup Bundler

A small and fast JavaScript bundler, commonly used for creating web applications.

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Babel

A library used for JavaScript compilation, used to convert advanced JavaScript features into standard JavaScript.

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Create React App

A library that provides a set of tools for creating React applications, including a command-line interface and a development server.

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React

A library that provides components and tools for building user interfaces with JavaScript.

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NPM (Node Package Manager)

A package manager used to install libraries and dependencies in Node.js projects, commonly used to install Material UI in React.

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Material UI

A React UI framework that provides a collection of pre-built components following Google's Material Design principles. It offers a wide range of UI elements like buttons, icons, menus, and more.

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npm install

The command used in NPM to install a package or library into a project, such as installing Material UI.

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Roboto Font

The main font used in Material UI, known for its clean and modern appearance.

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Googleapis Icons

A popular source for icons and symbols, used frequently with Material UI, where icons enhance the usability and visual appeal of components.

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Material UI Forms

A Material UI component category that allows you to create visually appealing and consistent forms. It provides components like TextField, Checkbox, Radio, and Select.

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Material UI Grid

A Material UI component category used to group related UI elements together, providing a structure and visual organization to your application. It is often used to create layouts and sections within your UI.

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Material UI Buttons

A Material UI component category that provides different types of UI buttons, each with various styles, sizes, and color options, enhancing the user interface by giving users clear visual indicators for actions.

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Express

The core language used for building a web application's server-side logic.

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HTTP

A protocol for communication between a web server and a web browser, defining request/response interactions.

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REST API

A software design approach for creating web APIs, emphasizing standardized methods for accessing resources.

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NeDB

A lightweight database embedded in a Node.js application, used for storing data locally.

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CORS

A middleware module for Express that simplifies communication between a web server and the browser by allowing cross-origin requests.

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fetch()

A built-in browser API for making HTTP requests to web servers.

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axios

A third-party JavaScript library for making HTTP requests, known for its user-friendly interface.

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HTTP Programming

The process of retrieving data from a server using HTTP requests, often with the help of libraries like fetch() or axios.

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What is Component-Based Architecture?

A way to organize the UI into smaller, reusable parts that each handle specific functionality, making development easier and more maintainable.

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What is a Package Manager?

A tool for handling the dependencies (other libraries) and packages used in a project, making it easier to manage and install them.

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What is a Compiler?

A process that translates different versions of JavaScript into standard JavaScript that browsers can understand, ensuring compatibility across different browsers.

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What is a Bundler?

A tool that combines all the components of a web application (JavaScript, HTML, CSS) into a single file, ready for deployment, resulting in a streamlined delivery.

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What is a Webserver?

A program that starts a server on your computer, enabling you to run and test your web application locally.

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What is Create React App?

A library that provides tools for creating React applications, simplifies setup, and includes a command-line interface and a development server, making it easier to get started with React projects.

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What is a Database?

A program that interacts with databases to store and retrieve information, often used for persisting data in web applications.

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fetch() API

A built-in JavaScript function that allows developers to make requests to a server (e.g., fetch data from an API).

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Expense Server

A software application that acts as an intermediary between users and a database, providing access to information stored in the server.

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src Folder

A folder that contains components and other files used in a React application.

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Components Folder

A folder within the src folder that is specifically used to store reusable UI components for a React application.

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CSS File (e.g., ExpenseEntryitemList.css)

A file with css code that defines the styles for a specific component in a React application.

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JavaScript File (e.g., ExpenseEntryItemList.js)

A file with js code that defines the logic and behavior of a specific component in a React application.

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Initialize State with an Empty List

An initial setup of the component's state with an empty list, often used when a React component wants to display data from a server.

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Study Notes

ReactJS Overview

  • React is an open-source JavaScript library for building user interfaces (UIs) in web applications.
  • It's developed and maintained by Facebook.
  • It's designed for building complex UIs efficiently by focusing on component-based architecture.
  • It uses a virtual DOM (Document Object Model), which optimizes updates to the actual DOM.

ReactJS Concepts

  • Components:
    • Fundamental building blocks of a React application.
    • Can represent small UI elements or complex sections.
    • Reusable and composable
    • Can be class-based or functional components.
  • JSX:
    • JavaScript XML, a syntax extension that allows XML-like syntax inside JavaScript code.
    • Easier to write UI markup within React components compared to standard JavaScript.
    • Transpiled into standard JavaScript code before execution.
  • Props/Attributes:
    • Allows passing data from parent components to child components.
    • Used for dynamic content and customization of child components.
  • State:
    • Internal data of a component that affects the UI.
    • Needs to be modified in controlled components using setState()
  • Events:
    • Used for user interaction with components.
    • Similat to DOM events but with syntax adjustment.

Installation and Setup

  • Node.js is required along with npm/yarn to install React project dependencies

ReactJS Toolchain

  • Create React App (CRA):

    • CLI tool for creating, building and managing the project life-cycle of SPA based application.
  • Next.js:

    • A framework that builds on top of React, facilitating server-side rendering.
  • Gatsby:

    • Used for primarily building static sites with React components
  • Toolchain requirements:

    • Package manager (npm or yarn)
    • Babel, a JavaScript compiler
    • A static server (e.g., serve or the development serve of CRA)

ReactJS Architecture

  • Component-based.
  • Declarative paradigm.
  • Uses a virtual DOM to optimize updates.

More Details on ReactJS

  • JSX Rendering:
    • It uses the XML-like createElement function.
  • Props and State:
    • Props are static, passed-down data.
    • State is dynamic, for internal data that affects rendering.
  • JSX Expression:
    • Inside JSX, expressions can be enclosed in curly brackets {} to embed JavaScript variables or results into the markup.
  • CSS Modules:
    • Provides scoped CSS to avoid naming conflicts.

Types of Applications

  • Static single-page applications (SPAs):

    • Do not require dynamic updates or server-side rendering. (Useful for simple websites)
  • Server-side rendered (SSR) applications:

    • Serve different page responses from the server. (Useful for larger web apps that need SEO-friendly features)

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