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Habdul Hazeez
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Jul 29, 2021 ⋅ 6 min read

Using the React.cloneElement() function to clone elements

Habdul Hazeez I teach and write code with interests in web development, computer security, and artificial intelligence.

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One Reply to "Using the <code>React.cloneElement()</code> function to clone elements"

  1. Thanks a lot for this comprehensive article on the React.cloneElement() function. I was looking for a way to add new html classes to the child element of a component and this helped.

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