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Answer A: how do I get markdown to render # as a shell prompt and not a comment?
Note that, by declaring `sh` as the language, you have implicitly declared "a `#` introduces a comment", because that's what is implied by the `sh` syntax. But you say you don't want that interpretation. Therefore, the text you're formatting should not be interpreted as `sh` language text. So, ...
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Answer A: Dynamically do something after a useState variable has been set?
This depends largely on what "do something" you want to do, in response to a state change. If you just need to re-compute some other state: Write that as additional code in the component function. If you need to have an effect on some external system: The `useEffect` hook is designed for this...
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