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by rk06
1380 days ago
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No, $ref(10) will return a reactive object. And 10 will be the initial value of that object. You use the object the same way you use a js variable. let st = $ref(10) st = st + 1 // update it and use it like if it was just "10" But now, st is reactive. |
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