This error might happen because you’ve got a React component and you’re rendering a prop in the JSX, like this, but you forgot to destructure the prop when initializing the component parameters:

function MyComponent(test) {
	return <p>{test}</p>
}

You should do this instead:

function MyComponent({ test }) {
	return <p>{test}</p>
}

The component receives a props object and we commonly use object destructuring to get the props “mapped” to variables, like {test} in our example.

Lessons in this unit:

0:	Introduction
1:	How to handle errors in React
2:	Fix the “Objects are not valid as a React child” error
3:	▶︎ Fix Uncaught Error Objects are not valid as a React child
4:	How to use useEffect callback with event callbacks
5:	How to debug a React application
6:	How to fix the dangerously SetInnerHTML did not match error in React
7:	React, how to fix the TypeError: resolver is not a function error
8:	How to fix the "cannot update a component while rendering a different component" error in React
9:	Testing React components
10:	How to configure HTTPS in a React app on localhost