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hooks/uselogger

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useLogger hook definition and purpose

The useLogger hook logs given values to the console each time the component renders. It is useful for debugging and tracking state changes. The hook has the signature: function useLogger(componentName: string, props: any[]): any;

useLogger parameters

The useLogger hook takes two parameters: componentName (a string representing the name of the component) and props (an array of any type containing the values to log to the console).

useLogger console output

To see the output of useLogger, open the browser DevTools console. The hook will log state changes and prop values each time the component renders.

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