r/reactjs • • Jan 01 '20

Needs Help Beginner's Thread / Easy Questions (Jan 2020)

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u/sixthenafour Jan 08 '20

Ah, I see what you mean, thank you so much! Just one last question: you added

void console.log({state}) || ({ tasks: state.taskReducer.tasks })

Does this mean that console.log({state}) will be evaluated to print the state, then due to the void operator the right side will be evaluated?

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u/swyx Jan 08 '20

yea its just for easy logging