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Aandresmijares
Last edited Feb 10, 2016
Created on Jul 20, 2016

This example demonstrates the React component lifecycle for both parent and child components, showing the order of lifecycle method calls as a user types into an input field. The code defines a `ParentComponent` with an editable text input and a `ChildComponent` that receives the input text as a prop, logging every lifecycle event—from `getDefaultProps` and `getInitialState` through `componentWillMount`, `render`, `componentDidMount`, and update methods like `shouldComponentUpdate` and `componentDidUpdate`—to the console. It uses React’s `createClass` API and `render` from `react-dom` to mount the parent to the DOM. The visualization is a live console trace, not a graphical chart, exposing the exact sequence of lifecycle hooks during initial mount and prop-driven updates.

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