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SolidJS Routing Quiz: Navigate Your Knowledge! 🧭

Think you've mastered the ins and outs of SolidJS routing? 🤔  Put your skills to the test with this quiz! 🏆 From basic route definitions and dynamic parameters to lazy loading and preloading, see how well you understand the power of Solid's router. ✨

No. of questions 10

Suggested time 15 mins.

Difficulty 3

(1)

How do you define a route in SolidJS using the `Route` component?

( ) By specifying a `path` prop and a `component` prop to render at that path.
( ) By using the `useNavigate` hook to programmatically navigate to different routes.
( ) By creating a custom router component that handles the routing logic.
( ) By configuring the `routes` object in the main application component.

(2)

How can you implement lazy loading for route components in SolidJS?

( ) By specifying the `lazy` prop on the `Route` component.
( ) By using the `lazy` function to import components only when they are needed.
( ) By manually importing the component when the route is navigated to.
( ) By defining a separate route configuration for lazy-loaded components.

(3)

What is the purpose of the `useParams` hook in SolidJS routing?

( ) To define the parameters that a route should accept.
( ) To access dynamic route parameters within a component.
( ) To navigate to a different route with specified parameters.
( ) To preload data for a route based on its parameters.

(4)

What is the purpose of the `useParams` hook in SolidJS routing?

( ) To preload data for a route based on its parameters.
( ) To access dynamic route parameters within a component.
( ) To define the parameters that a route should accept.
( ) To navigate to a different route with specified parameters.

(5)

What is the purpose of the `preload` function in SolidJS routing?

( ) To define the loading state of a route component.
( ) To render a fallback component while the route is loading.
( ) To initiate data fetching in parallel with route loading.
( ) To handle authentication and authorization for a route.

(6)

How can you implement lazy loading for route components in SolidJS?

( ) By using the `lazy` function to import components only when they are needed.
( ) By specifying the `lazy` prop on the `Route` component.
( ) By defining a separate route configuration for lazy-loaded components.
( ) By manually importing the component when the route is navigated to.

(7)

How do you define a route in SolidJS using the `Route` component?

( ) By specifying a `path` prop and a `component` prop to render at that path.
( ) By using the `useNavigate` hook to programmatically navigate to different routes.
( ) By creating a custom router component that handles the routing logic.
( ) By configuring the `routes` object in the main application component.

(8)

What is the purpose of the `preload` function in SolidJS routing?

( ) To render a fallback component while the route is loading.
( ) To handle authentication and authorization for a route.
( ) To define the loading state of a route component.
( ) To initiate data fetching in parallel with route loading.

(9)

What is the primary function of the `Router` component in SolidJS applications?

( ) To manage navigation and rendering by defining routes using JSX or objects.
( ) To handle data fetching and API requests within the application.
( ) To provide state management capabilities for the application.
( ) To render the main layout of the application.

(10)

What is the primary function of the `Router` component in SolidJS applications?

( ) To manage navigation and rendering by defining routes using JSX or objects.
( ) To handle data fetching and API requests within the application.
( ) To render the main layout of the application.
( ) To provide state management capabilities for the application.

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