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React Essay 5

The document outlines the steps to build a simple React Todo List application, focusing on state management, input handling, and list rendering. It suggests using `useState` for managing todos and provides functionality for adding, deleting, and toggling tasks. Additional features like task counts, filtering, and localStorage are recommended for enhanced functionality, making it an ideal beginner project to reinforce core React concepts.

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React Essay 5

The document outlines the steps to build a simple React Todo List application, focusing on state management, input handling, and list rendering. It suggests using `useState` for managing todos and provides functionality for adding, deleting, and toggling tasks. Additional features like task counts, filtering, and localStorage are recommended for enhanced functionality, making it an ideal beginner project to reinforce core React concepts.

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Title: Building a Simple React Todo List

A to-do app is a classic React exercise. It teaches about lists, input handling,
and state updates.

Use `useState` to hold an array of todos. Each todo has `id`, `text`, and
`completed`. Use a form input to add new tasks. On submit, update the todo list
state.

Render todos using `map()`: `<li>{todo.text}</li>`. Add a delete button next to


each. On click, filter out that todo.

For toggling completed, map over the list and change `completed` for matching `id`.
Use styles like `line-through` for visual feedback.

Extra: add task counts, filtering (All/Active/Completed), localStorage saving, or


animations.

Performance: use unique `key`, avoid mutating state, debounce inputs if needed.

Conclusion: This app reinforces key React ideas — state, list rendering,
immutability. A strong first project for beginners.

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