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converted CreateUserForm.js to functional components #738

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@huangdarren1106 can you make a comment when you are ready for review? thanks!!

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Good work on the refactor! Based on the test failure, I think you might have missed a setState call(s). Left a couple of other comments as well; let me know if you have any questions :)

const { username, password, confirmPassword } = this.state;
const validateInputs = () => {
// const { username, password, confirmPassword } = state;
const username1 = username;
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What is the purpose of these 3 vars? I think you can just use username, etc

@@ -166,71 +158,64 @@ export default class CreateUserForm extends React.Component {
return addBreak ? <br /> : null;
};

updateUsername = (username) => this.setState({ username });
const updateUsername = (newusername) => setusername(newusername);
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these 3 functions can be removed and replaced with the set functions

export default function CreateUserForm(props) {
// const init = props.initialState;
const { initialState } = props;
const [username, setusername] = useState(initialState ? initialState.username : '');
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For consistency's sake, let's name these in camelCase, e.g. setUsername

};

const [hoverButton, sethoverButton] = useState();
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This should be in the main component body, for consistency and so that all the state variables are easily visible.

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