This post is just horribly wrong on setting state every React developer should use call back function when the new state value is referencing the old state, that's the basic
this.setState(({counter})=>({ counter: prevCount + 10})) setCount(({counter})=>({ counter: prevCount + 10}))
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This post is just horribly wrong on setting state
every React developer should use call back function when the new state value is referencing the old state, that's the basic