Using onChange with Multiple Controlled Inputs
In this example, we will explore how to use the onChange event with multiple controlled inputs in a form.
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this can be more easy… try this..
function onChange( e ){
setFormData( {. . .formData,[e.target.id ] : e.target.value } )
}