Updating the User Functionality

The video tutorial guides viewers through the process of updating user details in a database using a React-Redux setup. It covers setting up constants, configuring reducers, creating actions, and integrating these into the user edit screen. The tutorial concludes with testing the update functionality and ensuring the changes reflect correctly in the application.

What is the first step in setting up the user update functionality?

• Writing test cases

• Creating a new database

• Designing a new UI

• Modifying constants and reducers

Which reducer is copied to create the user update reducer?

• User login reducer

• User registration reducer

• User fetch reducer

• User delete reducer

What type of request is used to update user details?

• DELETE request

• PUT request

• GET request

• POST request

What is dispatched upon a successful user update?

• User update fail

• User update request

• User update success

• User update error

What additional action is taken after a successful user update?

• Redirecting to the user list

• Logging out the user

• Displaying a success message

• Sending a confirmation email

What is checked in the output after updating user details?

• Network speed

• User login status

• Loading update and error update

• Database connection

What change is made to the user 'John Doe' during testing?

• His admin status is changed

• His name is modified

• His email is updated

• His account is deleted

What is the result of logging back in with John's account after the update?

• John cannot log in

• John sees the admin dropdown

• John's account is locked

• John's password is reset

What is the next planned feature after managing users?

• Improving performance

• Managing products

• Implementing a new UI

• Enhancing security

What functionalities are planned for product management?

• Listing, adding, editing, and deleting products

• Only deleting products

• Only editing products

• Only adding products