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Simplifying State Management using Local State

State refers to the data that represents the current condition of a component.There are several approaches to managing state in React, and the choice often depends on the complexity and requirements of your application. Here are some common approaches using Local State. In simple components or components without complex interactions, you can manage state locally within the component using the useState hook.

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Simplifying State Management using Redux

State refers to the data that represents the current condition of a component.There are several approaches to managing state in React, and the choice often depends on the complexity and requirements of your application. Here are some common approaches using Redux . Description: Redux is a state management library that provides a centralized store for managing the state of your entire application. Key Concepts: Store: A centralized sta…

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Simplifying State Management using Context API

State refers to the data that represents the current condition of a component.There are several approaches to managing state in React, and the choice often depends on the complexity and requirements of your application. Here are some common approaches using Context API. The Context API allows you to share state across many components without manually passing props through every level of the component tree.

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Simplifying State Management using Prop Drilling

State refers to the data that represents the current condition of a component.There are several approaches to managing state in React, and the choice often depends on the complexity and requirements of your application. Here are some common approaches using Prop Drilling. Pass down state and functions as props to child components when using local state is not sufficient.

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