Gist 9b31f3332b33ab33eeae74d9b36581e5

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Gist 9b31f3332b33ab33eeae74d9b36581e5

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Created on Jul 8, 2019

This interactive React form demonstrates dynamic form field management with client-side validation. Users can enter a company name and add or remove shareholder entries, each with a name and share count. The `validate` function checks that names exceed three characters and shares are greater than zero, displaying inline error messages beneath invalid fields. The component uses React state to track the form data, with event handlers like `handleAddShareholder` and `handleRemoveShareholder` updating the shareholders array, while `ReactDOM.render` mounts the form to the document body.

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