React Children: The misunderstood prop
Read OriginalThis technical article demystifies the React Children prop, explaining that it is a regular prop that can be passed by position or name. It details how the data structure of children changes between an object and an array, and introduces the React.Children utility methods (like toArray, map, count) for safely and effectively working with child components.
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