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Tag: use-state

Update state object with multiple keys using input id

my state looks like this: const [options, setOptions] = useState({ numbers: false, animals: false, greetings: false, food: false, colors: false, other: true }) and I’m trying to update a single boolean based on a checkbox. At first I used a switch statement like so: but I think as I add more options, I’ll want something cleaner, I was hoping something

What’s going on with React’s useState?

So here is Piece of Code for onClick EventHandler in React code : Output : before 1st update inside 1st update After 1st update After 2nd update inside 2nd update Expected Output : before 1st update inside 1st update After 1st update inside 2nd update After 2nd update Could Someone Explain? Also, The example provides decent enough evidence that the

updating a useState to the value that it’s already holding inside of a custom React hook causes infinite re-render

The above will cause an infinite re-render. I had to solve by doing this: This is not the behavior inside of React components. Inside a component, if I set a useState to true when it is already true, then it will not cause re-render. Can someone confirm this behavior and explain why it causes infinite re-render inside of a Hook

UseState renders me the previous state

I have two inputs that change the text of a P tag at the same time, but the problem is that the render that shows me is always the previous value that was saved. I understand that I have to use a useEffect to render the component again and show the current value, but in the inputs handleChange if or

How to manage multiple states in React? [closed]

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