React
State: Think of it as certain things that need to always be looked at to see if they changed and once they do, they will re-render, (optional do componentDidUpdate) and display the new component.
State deals with those things, whereas props deal with the data or reusable stuff that can be passed down from component to component.
This is why with React, you can set up your UI before having to deal with any logic, and then afterward, you can set that up and plug and play.
Jobs
constructor { update or initialize the state object }
render() { should only have JSX usually; it is called constantly. }














