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Great job on implementing the Sum component! The core logic for calculation and default values is working correctly. However, a couple of changes are needed to fully meet the project requirements.

In src/App.jsx, the goal is to test the default props by omitting them, not by explicitly passing 0. For example, to test with only the a prop, you should render <Sum a={10} /> instead of <Sum a={10} b={0} />. Please update the component calls for cases where only one or no props are passed.

Additionally, in src/components/Sum/Sum.jsx, the string inside the <p> tag should be a single template literal to follow the project's code style, as mentioned in [CHECKLIST ITEM #2]. The correct format is <p>{Sum of ${a} and ${b} is ${a + b}}</p>.

Once these adjustments are made, your solution will be perfect. Keep up the great work!

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According to the task description, you need to render Sum components where only one prop or no props are passed. This is to test the default props (a = 0, b = 0) functionality.

Instead of explicitly passing 0, you should omit the props:

• To render with 'just a = 10', use <Sum a={10} />.
• To render with 'just b = 5', use <Sum b={5} />.
• To render with 'no params at all', use <Sum />.

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This violates checklist item #2: 'Use string interpolation inside tag content'. For improved readability and to follow the project's code style, please use a single template literal for the content of the <p> tag. The good example in the checklist shows how to do this: {Sum of ${a} and ${b} is ${a + b}}.

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Review Summary

Great work on the Sum component itself—the logic for default props and the use of a template literal are spot on! However, a couple of changes are needed in src/App.jsx.

First, wrapping the Sum components in a <p> tag creates invalid HTML because the Sum component also renders a <p>. Please change the wrapper to a <div> or a React Fragment (<>...</>).

Second, the syntax for testing default props is incorrect. A prop without a value, like in <Sum a={10} b />, passes true to b, not the intended default of 0. To test the default value, you must omit the prop entirely, for example: <Sum a={10} />.

Please make these adjustments!

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Wrapping multiple Sum components inside a <p> tag is not correct because the Sum component itself renders a <p>. This leads to an invalid HTML structure where a paragraph element is nested inside another one. Please use a <div> or a React Fragment (<>...</>) as the container.

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This syntax for testing default props is incorrect. To pass a prop with its default value, you should omit it entirely from the component call. Here's how it should be done:

• To pass only a=10: <Sum a={10} />
• To pass only b=5: <Sum b={5} />
• To pass no props: <Sum />

The current syntax, like <Sum a={10} b />, actually passes b as true, which is not the intended behavior for testing the default 0 value.

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Review Summary

Excellent work on this revision! You've successfully addressed all the feedback from the previous review, and your solution now perfectly meets all task requirements. The Sum component is well-implemented with default props and a named export, and you've correctly tested the default values in App.jsx by omitting the props. Your code is clean and correct, so I am approving your solution. Keep up the great work!

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