I get the same result when I use"this.state.visibility" and “state.visibility”, why it shows that “this” should not be used inside setState? Thanks!
Please post your actual code instead of a picture. Thanks
What @JeremyLT said, please post actual code: there’s an ask for help button that will create a post for the forum, but failing that just copy the code and pase it here: code is just text, not pictures.
But look:
function example (a) {
console.log(a)
}
a
is an argument to a function, you don’t console.log this.a
, you just log a
.
class
in JS is one way to create an object. You can attach properties and functions (methods) to that object
class Example {
a = "foo";
aMethod(a) {
console.lof(a);
}
}
The a
that is a property not the same as the a
that is a parameter for the function
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