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How to Use the React useState Hook

Though we've been able to create a custom fetch() function to help us make the GraphQL requests to query listings or delete a certain listing, we've only seen the results of our requests in our browser console. In this lesson, we'll introduce and use React's useState Hook to track listings state value in our function component with which we'll be able to use and display in our UI.

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