React JS sort an array of objects by multiple fields
React JS sort an array of objects by multiple fields:In ReactJS, sorting an array of objects by multiple fields involves utilizing the Array.prototype.sort() method along with a custom comparator function. This function first compares the objects based on the primary field. If they're equal, it proceeds to compare them by the next field, and so on until a definitive order is established. This approach enables you to achieve complex sorting logic, ensuring the array of objects is arranged according to your specified criteria, facilitating effective data management and presentation in your React application
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How can you use React JS to sort an array of objects by multiple fields?
This ReactJS script sorts an array of objects by multiple fields: age, score, and name. It initializes a data array with objects containing name, age, and score properties. When the "Sort by Age, Score, Name" button is clicked, the handleSort function is invoked. It creates a sorted copy of the data array based on the specified sorting criteria, first by age in ascending order, then by score in descending order, and finally by name in alphabetical order. The sorted data is updated in the component's state, and the sorted fields are displayed. This allows users to dynamically sort the data by multiple fields in a React application
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