Difference between useReducer and useState hook

When to use useReducer ?

Feature	useState	useReducer
Complexity	Simple and straightforward.	More complex, suitable for intricate state transitions.
Use Case	Ideal for independent state updates.	Suitable for managing complex state logic, especially when transitions depend on the previous state.
Syntax	`const [state, setState] = useState(initialState);`	`const [state, dispatch] = useReducer(reducer, initialState);`
State Logic	Limited for simple state scenarios.	Allows for centralized state transition logic using a reducer function.
Dependencies	No dependencies on the previous state.	Can take advantage of the previous state in the reducer function.
Performance	Generally performs well for simple scenarios.	Can be more optimal for complex state logic by preventing unnecessary re-renders.

Difference between useState and useReducer

React offers powerful tools, like `useState` for simple tasks making it a friendly companion, and `useReducer` for complex challenges, functioning like a superhero team. While both manage information, `useState` is ideal for everyday simplicity, resembling a sticky note, while `useReducer` shines in intricate scenarios, handling simultaneous complex tasks. The choice between them depends on the nature of your website’s needs and the level of complexity involved.