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fix(curriculum): clarify state variable naming in Toggle Text (#61277)

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# --description--
In the prior lecture videos, you learned how to create state variables by using the `useState` hook like this:
In the prior lectures, you learned how to create state variables by using the `useState` hook and array destructuring:
```js
const [user, setUser] = useState("Jessica");
```
The convention for naming state variables is to use the `[example, setExample]` format, utilizing array destructuring.
The convention for naming state variables is to use the `example` and `setExample` format.
`useState` returns an array of two values. The first value is the current state. The second value is the set function that will be used to update state.