when I write the following code:

function open(isPacked: boolean): JSX.Element { console.log(isPacked, 'to do'); return ( {isPacked ? hello : wewe} ); }

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I encounter the following error: python Type 'Element' is not assignable to type 'MouseEventHandler'. Type 'Element' provides no match for the signature '(event: MouseEvent<HTMLButtonElement, MouseEvent>): void'. The reason for this error is that the open function expects a boolean parameter (isPacked: boolean), but I am trying to assign it directly to the onClick event handler of the button. The event handler (defined as event: React.MouseEvent) automatically receives a MouseEvent as its parameter instead of a boolean value. To fix this, I need to modify the onClick handler to call open properly, like this: javascript <button onClick={() => open(false)}>registration This way, I am creating an inline arrow function that correctly calls open with a boolean argument when the button is clicked.