Pure Functions in Detail
Strengthen your concepts about pure functions, non-pure functions, and props through interactive examples.
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As pure functions form a fundamental principle of React, let’s explain them a little more with the help of some examples. Much of this will sound more theoretical and complex than it is in practice. However, a strong understanding of pure functions is essential for modern React developers.
Examples for a pure function
Our first function is passed a number, doubles it, and returns the result. It does not matter whether the function is being called 1, 10, or 250 times. For example, if we pass the number 5
as a value, we will receive a 10
every time. The same input always leads to the same output.
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