react

Choose a React event-handling attribute.

• onClick

• click

• React.on-click

• on-click

When handling a click event in react, you should use the following attribute:

• Onclick

• OnClick

• on-click

• onClick

Inside a JSX element, you can assign a JSX expression to the onClick handler to handle a click in React.

• True

• False

You can place an opening and a closing parenthesis after the name of the event-handling function that you assign to the onClick attribute.

• True

• False

The try...catch syntax can be used in React in certain cases.

• True

• False

Event handlers make sure that the actions of events are executed. To set up the click handling behavior for a button, you can use an expression named clickHandler. 

• True

• False

Choose the valid example of an onclick event handler.

• 
  

  <button on-click=”handleClick”>Click me</button>

• <button onclick={handleClick}>Click me</button>

• <button onClick={handleClick()}>Click me</button>

• <button onClick={handleClick}>Click me</button>

True or false? You can use the onclick event-handling HTML attribute to handle click events.

• True

• False

In React, a click handler is placed inside a JSX expression, and only needs a click handler function's name - without the parentheses to invoke it.

• True

• False

In React, you are not allowed to code a separate function that should be run to handle a click event.

• True

• False