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Clean out some unneeded code from the default app, tweak some configuration in the IDE, and tour a few more features. Add event handling to a stateful class component by first writing tests during development. Make a very simple class component with local counter state, then make a type

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  • Clean out some unneeded code from the default app, tweak some configuration in the IDE, and tour a few more features.
  • Add event handling to a stateful class component by first writing tests during development.
  • Make a very simple class component with local counter state, then make a type

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