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Fruits Counter Application This is a simple React app where users can keep track of the number of mangoes and bananas eaten. Every time you click the button, the counter updates instantly, thanks to React’s state management. It’s a great beginner-friendly project to understand how React components and state work in action.

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In this project, let's build a Fruits Counter by applying the concepts we have learned till now.

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fruits-counter

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Set Up Instructions

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  • Download dependencies by running npm install
  • Start up the app using npm start

Completion Instructions

Functionality to be added

The app must have the following functionalities

  • Initially, the count of the eaten mangoes and bananas should be 0
  • When Eat Mango is clicked the count of the mangoes eaten should be incremented by 1
  • When Eat Banana is clicked the count of the bananas eaten should be incremented by 1
Implementation Files

Use these files to complete the implementation:

  • src/components/FruitsCounter/index.js
  • src/components/FruitsCounter/index.css

Quick Tips

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  • State updates are merged. It means that when you update only one key-value pair in the state object, it will not affect the other key-value pairs in the state object.

    For example let's say your state is as followed:

    state = { key1 : value1, key2 : value2 }
    

    If you use this.setState such as :

    this.setState(prevState => ({key1: prevState + valueN}))
    

    Your new state will be :

    state = { key1 : value3, key2 : value2 }
    
  • You can use the below cursor CSS property for buttons to set the type of mouse cursor, to show when the mouse pointer is over an element,

      cursor: pointer;
    

    cursor pointer
  • You can use the below outline CSS property for buttons and input elements to remove the highlighting when the elements are clicked,

      outline: none;
    

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Hex: #ffd569
Hex: #ffffff
Hex: #000000
Hex: #007bff
Font-families
  • Roboto

Things to Keep in Mind

  • All components you implement should go in the src/components directory.
  • Don't change the component folder names as those are the files being imported into the tests.
  • Do not remove the pre-filled code
  • Want to quickly review some of the concepts you’ve been learning? Take a look at the Cheat Sheets.

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Fruits Counter Application This is a simple React app where users can keep track of the number of mangoes and bananas eaten. Every time you click the button, the counter updates instantly, thanks to React’s state management. It’s a great beginner-friendly project to understand how React components and state work in action.

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