docs: fix terminology - 'argument' to 'parameter' in tutorial#8376
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Fixes reactjs#8375 The tutorial incorrectly used 'argument' when referring to the function parameter in the handleClick function declaration. In JavaScript: - Parameter is the variable in the function declaration - Argument is the actual value passed when calling the function This change improves accuracy and helps learners understand the distinction between these two important programming concepts.
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Summary
Fixes #8375
This PR corrects a terminology error in the React tutorial where 'argument' was incorrectly used instead of 'parameter'.
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Why This Matters
In JavaScript (and programming in general):
Using the correct terminology helps learners understand this important distinction and prevents confusion.
Testing
Fixes #8375