The difference between setState and hooks is actually even bigger because your example is incorrect and may lead to using a stale state and saving an incorrect value, so you need to use a functional form of setState:
setState
this.setState(prevState => ({ count: prevState.count + 1 }))
This is hard to understand and remember, and Hooks have no such problem at all.
I think this illustrates how happy I was with hooks very well 😊
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The difference between
setStateand hooks is actually even bigger because your example is incorrect and may lead to using a stale state and saving an incorrect value, so you need to use a functional form ofsetState:This is hard to understand and remember, and Hooks have no such problem at all.
I think this illustrates how happy I was with hooks very well 😊