Is useReducer Really Better Than useState? 

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If you’ve dealt with global state management in React, you’ve likely come across reducers. When I first explored implementing global state without Redux, I found useReducer confusing. However, useReducer can replace multiple useState calls, making your code cleaner and more flexible. Before React’s context and useReducer hooks, we used Redux, which involves a store, actions, and reducers to manage state. useReducer, an advanced useState, accepts a reducer function and initial state, allowing parameterized dispatches. Combining useReducer with React context is a powerful approach for state management.
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