Translation for "Sharing State Between Components"

[BryanRonad]

Translating the Sharing State Between Components page to Hindi.
Related to #168
Review progress

• Overview
• Lifting state up by example
  • Step 1: Remove state from the child components
  • Step 2: Pass hardcoded data from the common parent
  • Step 3: Add state to the common parent
• A single source of truth for each state
• Recap
• Challenges

[arshadkazmi42]

Great work.

Added review till line 88.

Let's get this fixed, post that we can continue on further review.

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[arshadkazmi42]

Thank you for working on the fixes.

I have added more reviews till line 131.

Lets get these fixed and then we will continue further with the review

[arshadkazmi42]

Great work.

I have added some more comments till line 274.

Let's work on getting these fixed and post that we can continue further with the review.

[arshadkazmi42]

@BryanRonad You have missed one review suggestion, can you fix that? Post that we can continue further

[arshadkazmi42]

Great work with the fixes.

I have added review for the rest of the changes. Once these are fixed, we can get this merged.

[arshadkazmi42]

Great work.

I just added few comments for the alt text you have translated, lets get these fixed and there is one pending comment from previous review which is not resolved.

Once these are fixed we will get this merged.

[arshadkazmi42]

Great work with this and thank you for working on all the reviews.

Let's get this merged 🎉

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Two Pages Changed Size

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/learn/sharing-state-between-components	61.92 KB (🟡 +2.12 KB)	157.14 KB
/learn/state-a-components-memory	64.88 KB (🟢 -3.48 KB)	160.11 KB

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