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I’m very much new to React Native currently i'm building a small app using expo. Currenttly i'm facing an issue when we type in the text fields continously the textinput slowing ie, in my project if the user enters 3 numbers in first field automatically it'll move on to next field. But if we do continous data submitting the switching of input from first one to second one is bit too slow. I could'nt find any solution for this.

This is the working snack Snack

This is the code that i've tried yet

*note : Numberinput is a custom input component

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