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Introduction to Redux
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Introduction to Redux

Introduction to Redux

1. Getting Started
What is Redux?Why Redux? When to use Redux?Setting up a React-Redux Application
2. Fundamental Concepts
Redux ActionsRedux ReducersRedux StoreStore Dispatch MethodSelectorsRedux Data Flow
3. Redux in Practice
Redux Application Structure Modifying the Template for UseCreating the Redux StoreRedux SliceCreating a SliceUnderstanding SliceUsing Selectors to access StateModifying State by Dispatching ActionsThunk FunctionsRules for ReducersUnderstanding the Counter Application
4. Creating a React-Redux Application
The ApplicationSetting Up the ApplicationCreating the UI SkeletonCreating the Profile SliceCreating the Posts SliceCompleting the Posts featureDisplaying Number of Posts and UsersAdding CSS Styling

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Redux Actions

In code, an action is simply a plain JavaScript object having a type key:

js

Additional keys can be added to represent information or data related to the action:

js

The types are named in a specific way by convention. The general syntax is domain/eventName. In this above case, it is counter/increment.

The domain represents the category of the action, while the eventName represents the event itself.

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Select the most appropriate type for an action of slice todo and action name addTodo:

Select the correct answer

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