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Add missing . to part-2-app-structure.md #4757

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Expand Up @@ -484,7 +484,7 @@ Selector functions are normally called with the entire Redux root state object a

Since we're using TypeScript, we also need to use the `RootState` type that was exported from `store.ts` to define the type of the `state` argument in each selector.

Note that you **don't have to create separate selector functions for every field in every slice!** (This particular example did, to show off the idea of writing selectors, but we only had two fields in `counterSlice.ts` anyway) Instead, [find a balance in how many selectors you write](../../usage/deriving-data-selectors.md#balance-selector-usage)
Note that you **don't have to create separate selector functions for every field in every slice!** (This particular example did, to show off the idea of writing selectors, but we only had two fields in `counterSlice.ts` anyway) Instead, [find a balance in how many selectors you write](../../usage/deriving-data-selectors.md#balance-selector-usage).

:::info More Info on Selectors

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