state and typescript

[Rinoceronte]

digicert-public-library-demo/src/features/counter/Counter.tsx

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const [incrementAmount, setIncrementAmount] = useState('2');

severe lack of anything typescript here. const [incrementAmount, setIncrementAmount] = useState<number>(2) AND THIS IS A NUMBER NOT A STRING EVER. DO NOT EVER THINK A NUMBER IS A STRING. NOW SUDDENLY IN ORDER TO ADD 1 I HAVE TO THEN PARSE THE STRING TO A NUMBER, HOPE I DIDN'T MESS UP ON ANOTHER SPOT I WAS "ADDING" AND IT FAILS BECAUSE IT'S NO LONGER A NUMBER, GOOD THING MY TYPESCRIPT I DID NOT USE DID NOT CATCH IT BECAUSE I'M NOT USING TYPESCRIPT.