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Redux action

A Redux action is a JavaScript object describing an event or requested state transition for a reducer to process.

How 2 Manning books explain it

React Hooks in Action: With Suspense and Concurrent Mode

An action object is a JavaScript object representing a state-change request through properties such as type and payload.

How it is used
Organizes interrelated component updates into named requests dispatched to a reducer.
How deep it goes
Defines primitive and object actions, demonstrates type and payload, and stops short of broader state-management systems.
Examples
Uses counter operations, BookablesList navigation, group selection, bookable selection, and a details checkbox.
What you can do after
Apply it via React's useReducer by dispatching typed objects that describe component state changes.

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React Quickly, Second Edition

An action is a description of an event or requested state transition that a reducer processes.

How it is used
Coordinates controlled updates for complex React state through dispatch and reducers.
How deep it goes
Defines action objects and demonstrates type-based reducer handling, but does not develop action structure beyond basic types and named operations.
Examples
Uses counter increment and decrement actions plus task and step management actions.
What you can do after
Apply it via React's useReducer to organize counter, task, and other complex state updates.

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