Q291. Can You Use Multiple Contexts in One Component?
Yes, it is possible. You can use multiple contexts inside the same component by calling useContext multiple times, once for each context. It can be achieved with below st...
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Yes, it is possible. You can use multiple contexts inside the same component by calling useContext multiple times, once for each context. It can be achieved with below st...
A **common pitfall** when using `useContext` with objects is **triggering unnecessary re-renders** across all consuming components — even when only part of the context va...
When a component calls `useContext(SomeContext)` but **no matching** `` **is present higher up in the component tree**, the **default value** passed to `React.createConte...
The `useEffect` hook accepts an optional dependencies argument that accepts an array of reactive values. The **dependency array** determines **when** the effect runs. i.e...
1. **Setup Function Execution (`useEffect`)** The setup function (or the main function) you pass to `useEffect` runs at specific points: 1. **After the component is mount...
You should NOT return a Promise from useEffect. React expects the function passed to useEffect to return either nothing (undefined) or a cleanup function (synchronous fun...
Yes, multiple useEffect hooks are allowed and recommended when you want to separate concerns. ```jsx useEffect(() => { // Handles API fetch }, []); useEffect(() => { // H...
Infinite loops happen when the effect updates state that’s listed in its own dependency array, which causes the effect to re-run, updating state again and so on. **Infini...
You need to use `useLayoutEffect` when your effect **must run before the browser paints**, such as: * **Reading layout measurements** (e.g., element size, scroll position...
The `useLayoutEffect` hook does **not run on the server**, because there is no DOM. React issues a warning in server environments like Next.js if `useLayoutEffect` is use...
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