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Hammad ul hasan
2,310 PointsUse a named import that imports React and Component from the react package.
Use a named import that imports React and Component from the react package.

Steven Parker
240,995 PointsDid you try that in the quiz yourself?
1 Answer

Steven Parker
240,995 PointsYou can see an example if this at about 1:20 in the Separating Class Components Into Modules video.
Fran ADP
6,304 PointsFran ADP
6,304 Points"Yes" is the correct answer.