A simple project created to explain two ways of how to handle useEffect running twice by the new Stricted Strict Mode.
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A React-Strict-Mode Example using Webpack
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The LettersCalculator component allows users to enter a phrase, and it dynamically counts the number of letters typed. The UI is styled with responsive CSS, and the count updates automatically as users type.
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