React JS Masterclass - Go From Zero To Job Ready - Product Search / 109

The video tutorial explains how to implement a search functionality in a web application. It covers creating a toggleable search section using state management, passing search queries to an API for filtered results, and handling search events to navigate and display relevant data. The tutorial emphasizes reusing existing pages and managing search parameters effectively.

What is the first step in implementing the search functionality?

• Creating a new route for search

• Implementing a toggle for the search section

• Setting up a database

• Designing a new search page

How are search queries passed to the product page?

• Via a cookie

• Using a session variable

• As a query parameter

• Through a new route

What server is used for filtering search results?

• JSON Server

• Node.js Server

• Django Server

• Apache Server

What method is used to toggle the visibility of the search section?

• State management with useState

• HTML hidden attribute

• CSS display property

• JavaScript alert

What is the default state of the search section?

• Visible

• Hidden

• Expanded

• Minimized

What is the purpose of the useRef hook in the search implementation?

• To handle API calls

• To store the search query

• To manage component state

• To reference the search input field

What happens when the search button is clicked?

• A new page is opened

• The search section is hidden

• The search query is logged

• The page is refreshed

How is the search term accessed in the product page?

• Using a global variable

• Through URL search parameters

• Via a form submission

• Using a session storage

What is the role of the useNavigate hook?

• To fetch data from the server

• To navigate between pages

• To manage component lifecycle

• To handle form submissions

What condition is checked before attaching the search term to the URL?

• If the search term is a string

• If the search term is a number

• If the search term is null

• If the search term is empty