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Make one variable show up in a different component using TS and React

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Evening, I am using react with Typescript. My question is, why cant I simply read a variable when trying to use it in another component? I have 2 components here, 1. Learned.tsx and 2. SubmitData.tsx. My goal is to display the variable `bodyContent` from SubmitData.tsx (line 13) in the paragraph element of Learned.tsx. Learned.tsx is the Parentcomponent and SubmitData.tsx is the Childcomponent Here is the code: Learned.tsx: ```ts import SubmitData from "./SubmitData/SubmitData"; import "./Learned.css"; function Learned(props: any) { let bodyContent = props.bodyContent; return ( <div className="containerLearned"> <div className="containerLeft"> <SubmitData setBodyContent={props.setBodyContent} /> </div> <div className="containerRight"> <p>{bodyContent}</p> </div> </div> ); } export default Learned; ``` SubmitData.tsx: ```ts import { useState } from "react"; import "./SubmitData.css"; function SubmitData(props: any) { const [body, setBody] = useState({ value: "" }); const [header, setHeader] = useState({ value: "" }); // const [body, setBody] = useState(""); const clickHandle = (event: any) => { event.preventDefault(); console.log("You clicked the button"); }; let bodyContent = body.value; return ( <div className="create"> <form> <input type="text" required value={header.value} onChange={(e) => setHeader({ value: e.target.value })} ></input> <textarea required value={body.value} onChange={(e) => setBody({ value: e.target.value })} ></textarea> <button onClick={clickHandle}>Submit</button> </form> </div> ); } export default SubmitData; ```

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