This is a short question which only requires one state variable, which is the number of times the button has been clicked (count). Attach a 'click' event listener to the <button> and each time it is clicked, increment the count value and update the text with that value.
Since only the count needs to change, we can use a <span> to target the count text and update its textContent whenever a click event is fired.
Note: This is a short warm up question meant to help you familiarize with the coding workspace. Actual UI coding interview questions will be more complicated.
Make the text within the button display the number of times the button has been clicked.
This is a short question which only requires one state variable, which is the number of times the button has been clicked (count). Attach a 'click' event listener to the <button> and each time it is clicked, increment the count value and update the text with that value.
Since only the count needs to change, we can use a <span> to target the count text and update its textContent whenever a click event is fired.
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