Use hooks (useState) and built in Context API. Just like React. Forget this Class stuff.

This is because setState() is that it's asynchronous. This means that the component state can change after the component has been rendered. The easy fix is to use componentDidUpdate() to monitor changes and update the component state accordingly.
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Use hooks (useState) and built in Context API. Just like React. Forget this Class stuff.
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