Why do you not need error boundaries for event handlers?
- Because event handlers are not executed within the component tree
- Because event handlers are not prone to errors
- Because event handlers are executed asynchronously
- Because event handlers do not cause the component to re-render
Error boundaries are not necessary for event handlers in React because event handlers are not executed within the component tree. Instead, they are executed outside of the component hierarchy, and any errors that occur within an event handler will be caught by the global error handling mechanism provided by the browser.
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