You are building a feature where you have to compare the current state and the next state of a component to decide whether it should re-render. How can Immutable.js assist in this comparison?
- Immutable.js allows you to directly modify the component's state without re-rendering.
- Immutable.js is not suitable for this purpose.
- Immutable.js provides a built-in function called shouldComponentUpdate that automatically handles state comparison.
- You must use a third-party library for this comparison.
Immutable.js provides a built-in function called shouldComponentUpdate that allows you to easily compare the current state with the next state to determine whether a component should re-render. This function helps optimize rendering performance by avoiding unnecessary re-renders when the state has not changed.
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