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Understand Cascading Parameters and Cascading Values in Blazor
In the previous article we discussed arbitrary parameters and attribute splatting. Now time to understand one more aspect of passing values to a Blazor component from the external world - Cascading Parameters and Cascading Values. In all the examples discussed so far, we explicitly set a parameter value from the parent component. This means if we want to pass a value to, say, ten components, we must set a parameter of all the ten components. In such cases Cascading Parameters and Cascading Values come handy. The remainder of this article discusses how.
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