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What is state in React - Quick Revision & Key Takeaways

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What is state in React?
State is a way to store and manage data inside a React component that can change over time. It helps the component remember information and update the screen when that information changes.
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How do you create state in a React functional component?
You use the useState hook to create state. It gives you a variable to hold the value and a function to update it.
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Why is state important in React components?
State lets components remember things like user input or choices. When state changes, React updates the screen automatically to show the new data.
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What happens when you update state in React?
When you update state, React re-renders the component to show the latest data on the screen.
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Can state be changed directly in React?
No, you should never change state directly. Instead, use the updater function from useState to change state safely.
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What hook do you use to add state in a React functional component?
AuseState
BuseEffect
CuseContext
DuseRef
What happens when you update state in React?
AThe browser crashes
BThe page reloads completely
CNothing changes on the screen
DThe component re-renders to show updated data
Which of these is the correct way to update state?
ADirectly changing the state variable
BUsing the updater function from useState
CChanging props
DModifying the DOM manually
State in React is used to:
ALoad external files
BStyle the component
CStore data that can change over time
DWrite CSS rules
Which of these is NOT true about React state?
AState can be changed directly without any function
BState changes cause the component to update
CState is local to the component
DuseState returns a state variable and an updater function
Explain in your own words what state is in React and why it is useful.
Think about how a component remembers user actions or input.
You got /3 concepts.
    Describe how you create and update state in a React functional component.
    Focus on the useState syntax and how changes affect the component.
    You got /4 concepts.