Provides
- Local vs global state handling
- Simple and reusable state patterns
- Clear data flow structure
- Predictable UI updates
Use When
- Handling dynamic UI updates
- Managing user interactions (clicks, inputs, toggles)
- Sharing data between components
- Avoiding inconsistent UI state
Instructions
1. Identify State Type
Use local state for component-specific data
(e.g., input fields, toggles, modals)Use global state for shared data
(e.g., user info, theme, auth state)
2. Initialize State
- Define state using hooks or state containers
- Keep initial state minimal and predictable
Example:
const [count, setCount] = useState(0);