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Learn how to fix the `uncontrolled component error` in ReactJS when using Material UI's Radio Button Group, complete with a structured solution and code examples.
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Understanding the Problem: Uncontrolled Component Error

If you’ve recently started working with ReactJS and encountered issues with Material UI's Radio Button Group, you're not alone. A common error for beginners is related to using uncontrolled components. In this case, the console shows a message like:

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What does this mean?

This warning occurs when the RadioGroup component is initialized with a default value that later changes without proper control. Essentially, the RadioGroup is expecting a value from the parent component's state but doesn't receive it correctly.

The Solution: Switching from defaultValue to value

To resolve this error, you need to switch from using defaultValue to value for the RadioGroup. This change converts the RadioGroup from being uncontrolled to controlled, allowing it to receive and respond to the current state properly.

Step-by-Step Fix

Identify the Line of Code:
Locate the line that defines the RadioGroup in your code. In your provided example, it looks like this:

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Change defaultValue to value:
Update this line by replacing defaultValue with value. The updated code should look like this:

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Complete Updated Code Snippet

Here’s how your full RadioGroup section will appear after the modification:

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Why This Works

By replacing defaultValue with value, you are now managing the state explicitly through the state.privateEntity property. This ensures that the RadioGroup accurately reflects the current selection based on the state of your component.

Conclusion

Switching from defaultValue to value is a simple yet powerful fix to eliminate the uncontrolled component error in your Material UI Radio Button Group. This not only resolves the warning but enhances the way user input is managed in your React applications.

Feel free to reach out if you encounter additional issues or have further questions regarding React or Material UI!