Mega Web Development Bootcamp with React Bootstrap 5, Redux, and REST API - Define User Reducer with Different Actions

The video tutorial explains how to create and implement a user reducer in JavaScript. It begins with setting up a folder for reducers, followed by creating a user reducer to manage user state. The initial state is defined as null, and a reducer function is implemented to handle actions like login and logout. The tutorial concludes with finalizing the reducer and instructions on how to use it.

What is the primary purpose of creating a 'reducers' folder in a JavaScript project?

• To organize images and assets

• To store all the CSS files

• To manage and modify global state data

• To keep all HTML templates

What is the initial value of the user state in the 'userReducer'?

• Undefined

• A default user object

• An empty string

• Null

Which two parameters does the 'userReducer' function take?

• State and Component

• Action and Payload

• State and Action

• Reducer and State

What does the 'userReducer' return when the action type is 'login'?

• An error message

• A success message

• The action payload

• The initial state

How does the 'userReducer' handle an action type of 'logout'?

• It throws an error

• It returns the initial state

• It logs the user out

• It does nothing