reactjsHow do I use setTimeout in ReactJS?
setTimeout
is a JavaScript function that allows you to execute code after a certain amount of time has elapsed. It is commonly used in ReactJS to delay the execution of a certain function.
Example
function delayedGreeting() {
alert("Hello!");
}
setTimeout(delayedGreeting, 3000);
Output example
(after 3 seconds)
Hello!
The code above will execute the delayedGreeting()
function after 3 seconds.
The code consists of the following parts:
function delayedGreeting()
defines the function that will be executed after the timeout.setTimeout(delayedGreeting, 3000)
calls thesetTimeout
function, passing in thedelayedGreeting
function as the first argument and3000
as the second argument. This will cause thedelayedGreeting
function to be executed after 3 seconds.
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