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React.Children Utilities

Use React.Children.map, count, and toArray to manipulate children safely.

Welcome

In this lesson you will use the React.Children utilities — map, count, toArray, and forEach — to safely iterate and transform children regardless of how many are passed.

The Problem with Direct Array Methods

Because `props.children` can be a single element, an array, or undefined, calling `.map()` directly on it will crash. React.Children utilities handle all these cases safely.
// Unsafe — crashes if children is a single element
children.map(c => ...);

// Safe
React.Children.map(children, c => ...);

All lessons in this course

  1. props.children Fundamentals
  2. React.Children Utilities
  3. Named Slots via Object Props
  4. Cloning & Injecting Props with cloneElement
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