First Move (11~18) - Code, Learn, Build
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First Move (11~18) - Code, Learn, Build

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2. State Management with useState & useEffect Hooks

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State Management with useState & useEffect Hooks

Manage component lifecycle, state persistence, side-effect cleanup, and custom React hooks.

React Hook Rules & Effect Cleanup

### Rules of React Hooks 1. **Call Hooks Only at the Top Level**: Never invoke hooks inside loops, conditional `if` statements, or nested functions. 2. **Call Hooks Only from React Functions**: Call hooks strictly inside functional components or custom hooks. --- ### useEffect Synchronization Lifecycle `useEffect(setup, dependencies)` synchronizes components with external side-effects (fetching data, subscribing to browser events). Returning a cleanup function prevents memory leaks when components unmount.
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