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Using useReducer for form data
See original GitHub issueHave we discussed using useReducer instead of useState with an object for this? For this specific form it’s OK, but if we had more fields maybe useReducer hook would make it more readable, since we’re just implementing our own reducer later in the handleChange?
_Originally posted by @Zeko369 in https://github.com/freeCodeCamp/chapter/pull/140_
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