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If you're going to be indexing into the object with the key, you might be interested in `Object.entries()` instead -- it gives you all the keys paired with thei
by andrewaylett 3y ago
If you're going to be indexing into the object with the key, you might be interested in `Object.entries()` instead -- it gives you all the keys paired with their values, so you don't have to look them up inside your reducer.