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Add flipping logic to the Card component

Add flipping logic to the Card component

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Add flipping logic to the Card component

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In this session, you'll learn how to add flipping logic to your card component. Each card will manage its own flipped state, animate smoothly between its front and back faces, and respond to flip-unflip commands. We'll achieve this using React's useState hook and CSS transforms. Now I am importing the useState hook from React. This hook is essential for managing the card's flipped state. I am adding a state variable named flipped. This initializes the card to its unflipped state. The setFlipped function will be used to toggle this state later. To make the card interactive, I am adding an onClick handler to the outer div. Inside the handler, I toggle the flipped state between true and false each time the card is clicked. Let's format the class name of the inner div to use template literals. Here, I'm adding a dynamically generated class name to the inner div. It applies the RotateY 180 class when the flipped state is true. This is the core logic for visually flipping the card. Moving…

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