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Start up your editor or IDE of choice and edit the `App.js` file in the `src` folder. When created with the `react-create-app` tool, there will already be some code in this file. Start up your editor or IDE of choice and edit the `App.js` file in the `src` folder. When created with the `react-create-app` tool, there will already be some code in this file.
The code will consist of these parts: The code will consist of these parts:
#### imports #### Imports
```JavaScript ```JavaScript
import React, { Component } from 'react'; import React, { Component } from 'react';
import logo from './logo.svg'; import logo from './logo.svg';
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2) `logo`, which allows us to use `logo.svg` in this file. 2) `logo`, which allows us to use `logo.svg` in this file.
3) `./App.css`, which imports the stylesheet for this file. 3) `./App.css`, which imports the stylesheet for this file.
#### classes/components #### Classes/Components
```JavaScript ```JavaScript
class App extends Component { class App extends Component {
render() { render() {
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We will look at components more detailed in next chapters. We will look at components more detailed in next chapters.
#### exports #### Exports
When creating a class in react, you should export them after declaration, which allows you to use the component in another file by using the `import` keyword. You can use `default` after the `export` keyword to tell React that this is the main class of this file. When creating a class in react, you should export them after declaration, which allows you to use the component in another file by using the `import` keyword. You can use `default` after the `export` keyword to tell React that this is the main class of this file.
```JavaScript ```JavaScript