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Test-Driven React 2: default value is a string, not numeric (page 93)
Text says Since the default value is numeric, try a string value but the default value implemented earlier in the chapter is a string, not a number.
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TrevorBurnham
Author of Test-Driven React
Fixed. Thanks once again!
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