React State is Asynchronous? 🤯
🔴 Why React State Doesn’t Update Immediately? 🤔
In this short, we explain why setState() in React doesn't instantly update the value. It's because React updates the state asynchronously, meaning your new state won’t be reflected immediately after the update line. Watch this to avoid common beginner mistakes in React!
🔥 Learn how to correctly use useState() and avoid confusion during debugging or interviews.
🧠 Example Covered:
setCount(count + 1);
console.log(count); // still shows old value!
✨ Bonus: A quick tip on how to get the updated value correctly using useEffect().
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