className="foo" vs. class="foo" in .tsx

[jkleiser]

In your book, page 79, I read "Notice that we use className to represent the class property in JSX instead of class." That is also what one does in React. However, when I create a new SPA by doing npx apprun --init --spa, the file main.tsx that I get contains a lot of className="nav*". That made think that I could use class instead of className in other .tsx files as well, and it seemed to work. Could you please explain?

[yysun]

There are new features added after the book is published. Supporting _class_ was one of them. I think the book is only up to 1.15/2.15.

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