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Friday 6:30-9:00PM | Instructor: Jonathan Chery, TA: Catherine Jimenez | Name: Animesh Deb #53
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What section are you in:
Friday: 6:30PM
Is the solution complete?
Yes
Did you run into any problems?
I didn't understand originally how to use states to solve the lab. The original idea was to have a function that gets executed when the toggle button is clicked, and the function would increase the variable li by 1. I was going for this method because I noticed that when you increase the value of li, it would correspond to a change in which buttons have the blue borders. However, after altering the variable through a function in my code, nothing happened when I clicked toggle. This meant that I had to look up online how to implement states in react and use them in place of modifying variable.
Did you collaborate with others on this solution?
No.