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## Getting props and children of current component
Because you just pass argument to reagent functions, you typically don't need to think about "props" and "children" as distinct things. But reagent does make a distinction and it is helpful to understand this particularly when interoperating with native elements and React libraries.
Because you just pass arguments to reagent functions, you typically don't need to think about "props" and "children" as distinct things. But Reagent does make a distinction and it is helpful to understand this, particularly when interoperating with native elements and React libraries.
Specifically, if the first argument to your reagent function is a map, that is assigned to `this.props` of the underlying reagent component. All other arguments are assigned as children to `this.props.children`.
Specifically, if the first argument to your Reagent function is a map, that is assigned to `this.props` of the underlying Reagent component. All other arguments are assigned as children to `this.props.children`.
When interacting with native React components, it may be helpful to access props and children, which you can do with `reagent.core/current-component`. This function returns an object that allows you retrieve the props and children passed to the current component.
Beware that `current-component` is only valid in component functions, and must be called outside of e.g event handlers and for expressions, so it’s safest to always put the call at the top, as in `my-div` here:
Beware that `current-component` is only valid in component functions, and must be called outside of e.g event handlers and `for` expressions, so it’s safest to always put the call at the top, as in `my-div` here:
```clojure
(ns example