Redux DevTools Quiz

What does real-time state visualization in Redux DevTools allow you to do?

• Modify the state of your Redux store at runtime

• Inspect the current state of your Redux store at any point during your application's runtime

• Automatically fix errors in the state

• Prevent any changes to the state

What is the benefit of the state difference feature in Redux DevTools?

• It allows you to delete the state after each action

• It lets you view the previous state only

• It enables you to see what specifically changed in the state after each action

• It prevents any state changes from occurring

What can you do with the action logging feature of Redux DevTools?

• Log in to your Redux account

• See a log of every action that gets dispatched

• Stop all actions from being dispatched

• Dispatch actions automatically without logging

How does Redux DevTools assist you when you find a bug in your app?

• It fixes the bug automatically

• It ignores the bug and continues execution

• It provides time travel debugging to trace back through every step to see where things went wrong

• It sends a bug report to the Redux developers

What does Redux DevTools show you when an error occurs while processing an action?

• A success message

• A list of all previous errors only

• A redirection to the homepage

• An error message and often a stack trace

When using Redux Devtools, how should you check the initial state?

• By putting console.log in dispatch calls made in the application

• By checking the actions tab to see the dispatched action

• By checking the state tab when @@init action is dispatched

• By checking the new value of the state after each action is dispatched

According to the material, how should subsequent state changes be checked with Redux Devtools?

• By putting console.log statements for each state in the store

• By checking the state tab when @@init action is dispatched

• By checking the actions tab to see the dispatched action and then the state to see the new value of the state

• By using console.log in dispatch calls made in the application

What is the purpose of the Diff Tab as described in the learning material?

• To check the current state without any changes

• To observe the change in state on the dispatch of an action

• To dispatch an action without observing changes

• To revert changes made to the state

If you want to check the current state of an application, which tab should you refer to according to the learning material?

• Diff Tab

• State Tab

• Action Tab

• Dispatch Tab

What does the Diff Tab allow you to check?

• The similarity between the previous state and the new state

• The difference between the previous state and the new state after dispatching some action

• The errors in the current state

• The performance of the dispatched action