This is the same as the ?? operator except that the second argument is evaluated
unconditionally. Since hooks must be evaluated unconditionally, this makes it useful
for using a hook's output as a default, e.g.
const value = coalesce(p.parentState, useHeldState(''));
This is the same as the
??operator except that the second argument is evaluated unconditionally. Since hooks must be evaluated unconditionally, this makes it useful for using a hook's output as a default, e.g.