In a React-Redux application, you decide to use Immutable.js for the state. What change would you have to make to the mapStateToProps function?
- Convert the state to a plain JavaScript object using toJS().
- No change is needed; mapStateToProps remains the same.
- Remove the mapStateToProps function altogether.
- Update mapStateToProps to return the state as an Immutable.js object.
When using Immutable.js for the state in a React-Redux application, you should convert the state to a plain JavaScript object using the toJS() method before returning it in the mapStateToProps function. This ensures that the Redux store's state is in a format that React can work with, as React typically expects plain JavaScript objects for state mapping.
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