Develop - Stateful clone #3903
Develop - Stateful clone #3903
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Great job on addressing the major points in the checklist! 🌟 While there's a minor suggestion about renaming the 'copy' variable to something more descriptive like 'stateCopy', it doesn't significantly impact the functionality of your code. Keep up the good work, and consider more descriptive names in the future to enhance readability. 👍
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[NAMING] - The name 'copy' for the object that holds the current state is not descriptive enough. Consider using a more descriptive name like 'stateCopy' to improve code readability.
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[CODE STYLE]: Use a switch statement when you have a limited amount of conditions, which you have done correctly here.
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[CODE STYLE]: The switch statement has a default case for error handling, which is good practice.
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| story.push({ ...copy }); |
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It is better to push a copy of the object to the array at the end of each loop cycle, but outside of the switch block, after the current action is processed. This is done correctly here.
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