Your confusion is coming from mixing JavaScript objects + mutation + React-style immutability concepts. Let’s clear it step by step.
You wrote:
let state ={
count:0;
}
Your confusion is coming from mixing JavaScript objects + mutation + React-style immutability...
Your confusion is coming from mixing JavaScript objects + mutation + React-style immutability concepts. Let’s clear it step by step.
You wrote:
let state ={
count:0;
}

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