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[YYarik]

https://YYarik.github.io/react_counter-js/

[lilp3ka]

All good, with out any changes!

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Review Summary

Your implementation has a critical logic error in the increase function. The task requires calling addOne() first, then checking if the result is divisible by 5 — but your code checks divisibility before calling addOne(). This produces the wrong sequence.

For example, when clicking the 6th time:

• Your code: count goes 0 → 1 → 2 → 3 → 4 → 205 (checks 4 % 5 === 0, adds 100+101, stops)
• Correct: count goes 0 → 1 → 2 → 3 → 4 → 206 (adds 1 → 5, then 5 % 5 === 0, adds 100)

To fix this: Call addOne() first, then in a separate condition check count % 5 === 0 (you may need to use the result from the functional setState). Consider using a pattern where addOne returns the new value, or restructure to add 1 first then check the new value.

Minor note: The demo link still has the placeholder <your_account> — you'll need to replace this with your actual GitHub username before final submission.

The rest of the implementation looks solid — your addOne and add100 functions correctly use functional setState. Once you fix the conditional order in increase, the core functionality should work as expected.

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Review Summary

Your implementation has a critical logic error in the increase function that breaks the required counter sequence. The count % 5 === 0 check evaluates with stale state — it's checking the count value before addOne() updates it, not after. For example, on the 5th click starting from 100: - Your code checks if 100 (stale) % 5 === 0 → true, so it calls add100() - This produces: 100 → 101 → 102 → 103 → 104 → 204 But the required sequence should be: 100 → 101 → 102 → 103 → 104 → 105 → 206 The issue is that you need to check the count before adding 1, not after. If the current count is divisible by 5, add 101 (1 + 100). Otherwise, just add 1. Fix approach: Restructure increase to check count % 5 === 0 first, then conditionally add either 1 or 101 — all in a single setCount call using functional updates. This ensures the condition evaluates the correct value and produces the expected sequence.

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This condition checks count % 5 === 0 but count is stale here — it's the value before addOne() updated the state. The check needs to use prevCount to see the new value after adding 1. Change to: setCount(prevCount => { add100(); return prevCount; }) inside addOne() call, or restructure to use prevCount directly in the condition.

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