translate passing-props-to-a-component page into gujarati..!#148
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Hi @vishal-rathod-07, I have completed the Gujarati translation for the "Passing Props to a Component" page and opened this PR. The core translation checks are green and successful! Could you please approve the Vercel deployment workflow so the preview can build? Looking forward to your review and feedback. Thank you! 🙏 |
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Translated the 'passing-props-to-a-component.md' documentation page completely in gujarati.
Following the project translation rules, all core technical terms (such as components, props, state, syntax, wrapper, etc.) have been kept intentionally in English to maintain documentation clarity and standards.
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