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A computer screen displays a code editor with various files in a directory. The code being edited is written in JavaScript, identifiable by the .js file extension. There are highlighted lines in different colors to distinguish syntax elements. The left pane lists files such as 'assets', '.env', and 'index.js'. A web browser is visible at the top of the screen with multiple open tabs.

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A computer screen displaying colorful lines of code primarily written in JavaScript. The background is dark with code highlighted in various colors like orange, green, and red to differentiate syntax elements.

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A screenshot of a programming reference or documentation page focused on the useState React Hook. The text explains that useState allows the addition of a state variable in a React component. It includes a code snippet demonstrating the syntax and provides reference and usage notes.

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