Quiz: React Native State, Props, and Navigation

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1. What is the primary purpose of navigation?

2. Which of the following best describes React Native state?

3. Which hook is used to add state to functional components?

4. What is the primary functionality of a Stack Navigator in?

5. How does a Tab Navigator typically present navigation options?

6. What are props?

7. What function is used to update state?

8. Which hook is used to perform side effects?

What is the primary purpose of navigation?

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To style components.

To manage application state.

To navigate between different screens or views.

To handle user input.

Which of the following best describes React Native state?

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State is immutable and cannot be changed once set.

State represents the data that can change over time in a component.

State is used primarily for styling components.

Which hook is used to add state to functional components?

Select the correct answer

useState

useEffect

useCallback

useMemo

What is the primary functionality of a Stack Navigator in?

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To create tabbed navigation.

To organize components in a vertical stack.

To manage application state.

How does a Tab Navigator typically present navigation options?

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As a dropdown menu.

In a modal popup.

Through a horizontal row of tabs.

What are props?

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Props are short for properties, which are used to pass data from one component to another.

Props are methods used to manipulate the DOM.

Props are used to style components.

What function is used to update state?

Select the correct answer

changeState

modifyState

setState

updateState

Which hook is used to perform side effects?

Select the correct answer

useState

useEffect

useCallback

useMemo

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Quiz: React Native State, Props, and Navigation

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It's quiz time

1. What is the primary purpose of navigation?

2. Which of the following best describes React Native state?

3. Which hook is used to add state to functional components?

4. What is the primary functionality of a Stack Navigator in?

5. How does a Tab Navigator typically present navigation options?

6. What are props?

7. What function is used to update state?

8. Which hook is used to perform side effects?

What is the primary purpose of navigation?

Select the correct answer

To style components.

To manage application state.

To navigate between different screens or views.

To handle user input.

Which of the following best describes React Native state?

Select the correct answer

State is immutable and cannot be changed once set.

State represents the data that can change over time in a component.

State is used primarily for styling components.

Which hook is used to add state to functional components?

Select the correct answer

useState

useEffect

useCallback

useMemo

What is the primary functionality of a Stack Navigator in?

Select the correct answer

To create tabbed navigation.

To organize components in a vertical stack.

To manage application state.

How does a Tab Navigator typically present navigation options?

Select the correct answer

As a dropdown menu.

In a modal popup.

Through a horizontal row of tabs.

What are props?

Select the correct answer

Props are short for properties, which are used to pass data from one component to another.

Props are methods used to manipulate the DOM.

Props are used to style components.

What function is used to update state?

Select the correct answer

changeState

modifyState

setState

updateState

Which hook is used to perform side effects?

Select the correct answer

useState

useEffect

useCallback

useMemo

Tutto è chiaro?

Come possiamo migliorarlo?

Grazie per i tuoi commenti!

Sezione 3. Capitolo 8