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Building a Web Application with Vue.js and Nuxt.js-A Complete Guide

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“`html

Hello, Vue!


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### Exercise Solution
1. Create a new Vue.js component called `myComponent`.

2. Add a template to the component that displays a message saying “Hello, Vue!”.

3. Export the component.

4. Import the component into your main Vue.js file.

5. Register the component in Vue.js.

6. Test the component by running the project and checking if the message is displayed on the page.

### Solution
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“`javascript
// main.js
import Vue from ‘vue’;
import App from ‘./components/App.vue’;

// Import MyComponent
import MyComponent from ‘./components/myComponent.vue’;

@Component
export default {
App
“`
“`

### Output
In the `App.vue` component, you should see the message “Hello, Vue!’ displayed on the page.The rewritten and edited post is below. [s]
“`

“`html

Hello, Vue!’


“`

### Exercise Solution
1. Create a new Vue.js component called `myComponent`.

2. Add a template to the component that displays a message saying “Hello, Vue!”.

3. Export the component.

4. Import the component into your main Vue.js file.

5. Register the component in Vue.js.

6. Test the component by running the project and checking if the message is displayed on the page.

### Solution
“`html


“`

“`javascript
// main.js
import Vue from ‘vue’;
import App from ‘./components/App.vue’;

// Import MyComponent
import MyComponent from ‘./components/myComponent.vue’;

@Component
export default {
App
}
“`

### Output
In the `App.vue` component, you should see the message “Hello, Vue!’ displayed on the page.The rewritten and edited post is below. “`

“`html

Hello, Vue!’


“`

### Exercise Solution
1. Create a new Vue.js component called `myComponent`.

2. Add a template to the component that displays a message saying “Hello, Vue!”.

3. Export the component.

4. Import the component into your main Vue.js file.

5. Register the component in Vue.js.

6. Test the component by running the project and checking if the message is displayed on the page.

### Solution
“`html


“`

“`javascript
// main.js
import Vue from ‘vue’;
import App from ‘./components/App.vue’;

// Import MyComponent
import MyComponent from ‘./components/myComponent.vue’;

@Component
export default {
App
}
“`

### Output
In the `App.vue` component, you should see the message “Hello, Vue!’ displayed on the page.The rewritten and edited post is below. “`

“`html

Hello, Vue!’


“`

### Exercise Solution
1. Create a new Vue.js component called `myComponent`.

2. Add a template to the component that displays a message saying “Hello, Vue!”.

3. Export the component.

4. Import the component into your main Vue.js file.

5. Register the component in Vue.js.

6. Test the component by running the project and checking if the message is displayed on the page.

### Solution
“`html


```

```javascript
// main.js
import Vue from 'vue';
import App from './components/App.vue';

// Import MyComponent
import MyComponent from './components/myComponent.vue';

@Component
export default {
App
}
```

### Output
In the `App.vue` component, you should see the message "Hello, Vue!' displayed on the page.The rewritten and edited post is below.

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