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@kayut And note that the state is initialized as a property outside of constructor, this. should be dropped.
state
this.
class App extends React.Component { // not this.state but just state state = { count: 0 }; render() { ... } }
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dev.to/kozakrisz/react---es6-trick...
👆 answers the question 👍
@kayut
And note that the
stateis initialized as a property outside of constructor,this.should be dropped.