A Child Lightning Web Component Was Made By A Developer And Nested Inside?

A developer has created a child Lightning web component nested inside a parent Lightning web component, which needs to pass a string value to the child. Two ways to accomplish this are by using public functions and properties in Lightning Web Components.

The first method involves setting a property on a child component to communicate down the containment hierarchy. An attribute in HTML becomes a property in the child component. The second method is using public properties, which can be used both to pass values parent to child and child go parent.

The third method involves adding components within the body of another component. Composition enables building complex components from simpler building-block components. In this case, the parent component needs to pass a string value to the child component.

In summary, nested Lightning web components can communicate from the child to the parent using custom events and public functions. To enable communication between components, developers can use public properties to pass values parent to child and child to parent. Composition allows for the addition of components within the body of another component, enabling complex components from simpler building-blocks.


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A Child Lightning Web Component Was Made By A Developer And Nested Inside
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