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What is the use of the aura:method tag in Lightning component?
What is the use of the aura:method tag in Lightning component?
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<aura:method > :
- It is used to to define a method as part of a component’s API.
- It is used to simplifies the code needed for a parent component to call a method on a child component that it contains.
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- This enables you to directly call a method in a component's client-side controller instead of firing and handling a component event.
- It is used to to define a method as part of a component’s API.
- Using <aura:method> simplifies the code needed for a parent component to call a method on a child component that it contains. The <aura:method> tag has these system attributes.
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