Calling setState() with a function but not using previous state
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Calling setState() with a function but not using the previous state in React can lead to inconsistent or incorrect UI updates, especially when the new state depends on the current….
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Calling setState() with a function but not using the previous state in React can lead to inconsistent or incorrect UI updates, especially when the new state depends on the current….
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Proper State Management in React Components A critical React anti-pattern is modifying state directly rather than using the proper state update methods. Here’s how to handle state correctly in both….