componentslifting
Components lifting refers to a pattern in front-end development, particularly in frameworks like React, where state is moved from a child component to a common ancestor component. This is done to allow multiple child components to share and synchronize the same state. When a child component needs to manage a piece of state that affects other siblings or its parent, that state is "lifted" up to a higher-level component that can then pass the state down as props to the relevant children.
This approach helps maintain a single source of truth for the shared data, preventing inconsistencies. Instead
Components lifting is a fundamental concept for managing complex application state and ensuring data flow is