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vue. js - `ref ()` vs `reactive ()` in Vue 3? - Stack Overflow I checked a few guides for Vue 3 and noticed that in some examples they used reactive(), while in others they created the same thing with ref() They seem to behave very similarly, but which one sh
React 19 ref as prop and TypeScript - Stack Overflow Ref doesn't have current so you can't use the reference in the component (you can only pass it as a callback down to a primitive) Most of the time you don't need it because you only use the ref value in the parent component, where you've created with useRef
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What is the use of ref for reference-type variables in C#? Without ref, the reference is passed by value, and this doesn't happen C# also has the 'out' keyword which is a lot like ref, except that with 'ref', arguments must be initialized before calling the method, and with 'out' you must assign a value in the receiving method
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