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Used state to populate shopping list based on drop down menu and toggle light and dark mode.

// replace 'false' with a state variable that can be toggled between true and false
// this will be used for the Dark Mode Toggle feature
const appClass = false ? "App dark" : "App light"
const [count, setCount] = useState(false)

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Can you think of a better name than count? What is really being stored in that variable?

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const updateClass = count ? 'in-cart' : ''
const updateButtonText = count ? 'Remove From Cart' : 'Add to Cart'

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When you prefix with update, that implies that something is updated. While that's kind of true in this case, it's not entirely true and there is a better name. Something like itemClass implies that it will be returning a a class name for the item, and buttonClass is less redundant. It's subjective, but what do you think?

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