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Question 1/15

If you have a Vue component method that needs to change the Vuex store's state, how should this action be handled properly?

Select your answer

The method should directly modify the state object.

The method should invoke a getter to modify the state.

The method should export the state to update it asynchronously.

The method should dispatch an action, which commits a mutation to change the state.

Question 2/15

What is Vuex in the context of Vue.js?

Select your answer

A state management library for Vue.js applications.

A routing library for Vue.js applications.

A styling framework for Vue.js components.

A testing library for Vue.js applications.

Question 3/15

What is the purpose of the mapGetters helper in Vuex?

Select your answer

To initialize default state in the Vuex store.

To bind Vuex getters to computed properties in Vue components.

To automatically record state changes in the application.

To map mutations to component methods a shuffle order.

Question 4/15

How do you commit a mutation in Vuex from a Vue component?

this.$store.commit('increment')

Select your answer

Calling the

this.$store.dispatch('mutationName')

method.

Using a custom event listener on the store object.

Using the

this.$store.commit('mutationName')

method.

Modifying the state object directly.

Question 5/15

What is the purpose of Vuex modules?

Select your answer

To import and export components efficiently.

To structure Vue components hierarchically.

To define global components for reuse.

To organize the store into separate managed parts, each with its own namespace.

Question 6/15

In the Vuex pattern, how does the Flux pattern relate to the usage of Vuex?

Select your answer

Vuex avoids traditional Flux concepts, opting for MVC style instead.

Vuex uses and enhances the Flux pattern by explicitly handling state, actions, and mutations.

Vuex is a lightweight version of the Flux framework, omitting actions.

The Flux pattern is not related to Vuex's architecture.

Question 7/15

How can you dispatch an action in Vuex from a component?

this.$store.dispatch('incrementAsync')

Select your answer

Automatically when a state change occurs.

By using

this.$store.commit('actionName')

By directly calling the action function from the store state.

By using the

this.$store.dispatch('actionName')

method.

Question 8/15

How can you access a Vuex getter from a Vue component?

computed: {
    doubledCount() {
        return this.$store.getters.doubledCount;
    }
}

Select your answer

Assigning directly from the store within the component's data object.

Using

this.$store.state['getterName']

directly.

Using

this.$store.getters['getterName']

within a computed property.

Through props passed from the parent component.

Question 9/15

How do you define a Vuex store in a Vue.js application?

import Vue from 'vue';
import Vuex from 'vuex';

Vue.use(Vuex);

const store = new Vuex.Store({
    state: {
        count: 0
    }
});

export default store;

Select your answer

By defining a new Vue component.

Directly modifying the Vue instance's data object to include shared state.

Using the Vue.mixin() method to include state properties.

Using the Vuex constructor function to define the store with state, getters, mutations, and actions.

Question 10/15

How do you enable strict mode in Vuex?

const store = new Vuex.Store({
    state: { /* state */ },
    mutations: { /* mutations */ },
    strict: true
});

Select your answer

By wrapping all state mutations in try-catch blocks.

By setting strict: true in the Vuex store options.

By invoking this.$store.enableStrict() in a Vue component.

By using the mapStrict helper function.

Question 11/15

What are 'getters' in the context of Vuex?

Select your answer

Functions that modify the state in Vuex.

Assorted methods for handling user events in the store.

Selectors that manage routing inside Vue components.

Functions that compute derived state based on store state.

Question 12/15

Which Vuex feature allows you to organize mutations, actions, and state?

Select your answer

Directives.

Components.

Filters.

Modules.

Question 13/15

What key limitation is addressed by Vuex compared to local state management across multiple components?

Select your answer

Vuex offers automatic global styling for consistent component appearance.

Vuex handles view component animations more fluently than local state.

Vuex removes the need for direct DOM manipulation for UI updates.

Vuex provides a shared state management solution that removes props and events for data passage between components.

Question 14/15

How can you delay or debounce actions in Vuex effectively?

Select your answer

By using a debounce function or library inside the action itself.

By nesting the actions inside mutation with a setTimeout.

By using Vue's built-in delay directive.

By using a getter to delay state access.

Question 15/15

Which Vuex method would you use to replace the store with a new state or module, typically used for hot-reloading purposes?

Select your answer

replayState

replaceState

reloadModules

resetStore

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Question 1/15

😊 Your answer was correct 🙁 Your answer was incorrect

If you have a Vue component method that needs to change the Vuex store's state, how should this action be handled properly?

Available answers

The method should directly modify the state object.

The method should invoke a getter to modify the state.

The method should export the state to update it asynchronously.

The method should dispatch an action, which commits a mutation to change the state.

Methods in a Vue component should dispatch an action, which will then commit a mutation to modify the state, maintaining a clear data flow.

Question 2/15

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What is Vuex in the context of Vue.js?

Available answers

A state management library for Vue.js applications.

A routing library for Vue.js applications.

A styling framework for Vue.js components.

A testing library for Vue.js applications.

Vuex is a state management library specifically designed for managing shared state in Vue.js applications.

Question 3/15

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What is the purpose of the <code>mapGetters</code> helper in Vuex?

Available answers

To initialize default state in the Vuex store.

To bind Vuex getters to computed properties in Vue components.

To automatically record state changes in the application.

To map mutations to component methods a shuffle order.

The mapGetters helper is used to easily bind Vuex getters to Vue component computed properties.

Question 4/15

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How do you commit a mutation in Vuex from a Vue component?

this.$store.commit('increment')

Available answers

Calling the <pre><code>this.$store.dispatch('mutationName')</code></pre> method.

Using a custom event listener on the store object.

Using the <pre><code>this.$store.commit('mutationName')</code></pre> method.

Modifying the state object directly.

To commit a mutation in Vuex, you use the method

this.$store.commit('mutationName')

, where 'mutationName' is the name of the mutation.

Question 5/15

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What is the purpose of Vuex modules?

Available answers

To import and export components efficiently.

To structure Vue components hierarchically.

To define global components for reuse.

To organize the store into separate managed parts, each with its own namespace.

Vuex modules help keep your store organized by dividing it into separate parts, which can be easy to manage and test individually.

Question 6/15

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In the Vuex pattern, how does the Flux pattern relate to the usage of Vuex?

Available answers

Vuex avoids traditional Flux concepts, opting for MVC style instead.

Vuex uses and enhances the Flux pattern by explicitly handling state, actions, and mutations.

Vuex is a lightweight version of the Flux framework, omitting actions.

The Flux pattern is not related to Vuex's architecture.

Vuex adopts the Flux pattern with additional formal structure around managing state, mutations, actions, and getters for complex stores.

Question 7/15

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How can you dispatch an action in Vuex from a component?

this.$store.dispatch('incrementAsync')

Available answers

Automatically when a state change occurs.

By using <pre><code>this.$store.commit('actionName')</code></pre>.

By directly calling the action function from the store state.

By using the <pre><code>this.$store.dispatch('actionName')</code></pre> method.

To dispatch an action, use

this.$store.dispatch('actionName')

, where 'actionName' is the name of the action.

Question 8/15

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How can you access a Vuex getter from a Vue component?

computed: {
    doubledCount() {
        return this.$store.getters.doubledCount;
    }
}

Available answers

Assigning directly from the store within the component's data object.

Using <pre><code>this.$store.state['getterName']</code></pre> directly.

Using <pre><code>this.$store.getters['getterName']</code></pre> within a computed property.

Through props passed from the parent component.

To access getters in a Vue component, use

this.$store.getters['getterName']

inside a computed property.

Question 9/15

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How do you define a Vuex store in a Vue.js application?

import Vue from 'vue';
import Vuex from 'vuex';

Vue.use(Vuex);

const store = new Vuex.Store({
    state: {
        count: 0
    }
});

export default store;

Available answers

By defining a new Vue component.

Directly modifying the Vue instance's data object to include shared state.

Using the Vue.mixin() method to include state properties.

Using the Vuex constructor function to define the store with state, getters, mutations, and actions.

A Vuex store is defined using the

new Vuex.Store()

constructor, where you set up state, mutations, actions, and other properties.

Question 10/15

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How do you enable strict mode in Vuex?

const store = new Vuex.Store({
    state: { /* state */ },
    mutations: { /* mutations */ },
    strict: true
});

Available answers

By wrapping all state mutations in try-catch blocks.

By setting <code>strict: true</code> in the Vuex store options.

By invoking <code>this.$store.enableStrict()</code> in a Vue component.

By using the <code>mapStrict</code> helper function.

Strict mode can be enabled by setting strict: true in the Vuex store options upon creation.

Question 11/15

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What are 'getters' in the context of Vuex?

Available answers

Functions that modify the state in Vuex.

Assorted methods for handling user events in the store.

Selectors that manage routing inside Vue components.

Functions that compute derived state based on store state.

Getters in Vuex are used to compute derived state from the store's state, similar to computed properties in components.

Question 12/15

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Which Vuex feature allows you to organize mutations, actions, and state?

Available answers

Directives.

Components.

Filters.

Modules.

In Vuex, modules allow you to divide your store into smaller, manageable pieces, each with its own state, mutations, actions, and getters.

Question 13/15

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What key limitation is addressed by Vuex compared to local state management across multiple components?

Available answers

Vuex offers automatic global styling for consistent component appearance.

Vuex handles view component animations more fluently than local state.

Vuex removes the need for direct DOM manipulation for UI updates.

Vuex provides a shared state management solution that removes props and events for data passage between components.

Vuex addresses data consistency challenges across multiple components by centralizing and sharing state, which is difficult to manage with local state alone.

Question 14/15

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How can you delay or debounce actions in Vuex effectively?

Available answers

By using a debounce function or library inside the action itself.

By nesting the actions inside mutation with a setTimeout.

By using Vue's built-in delay directive.

By using a getter to delay state access.

Actions in Vuex can implement debouncing through functional libraries or custom debounce functions to control the timing of the dispatch.

Question 15/15

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Which Vuex method would you use to replace the store with a new state or module, typically used for hot-reloading purposes?

Available answers

replayState

replaceState

reloadModules

resetStore

The replaceState method is used to replace the existing state with a new one, often for hot reloading or testing purposes.