import React from 'react'; class Toggle extends React.Component { state = { name: 'Hello dad' }; render() { return ( <button onClick={ this._handleButtonClick }> Greet Dad </button> ); } _handleButtonClick = () => { console.log(`Message: ${ this.state.name }`); } }
How to Bind Event Handlers in React JS Component by Avoiding Constructor Declaration
Learn how to bind event handlers in React JS component constructer the easy way
Created on Mar 22, 2022
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To bind event handlers in React JS component you can easily define arrow functions, by making use of this method you will be accessing the same context in the component.
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