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Custom hooks in React allow developers to encapsulate and reuse logic across components, improving code reusability and cleanliness. By creating custom hooks, you can simplify your component code by offloading logic for tasks like data fetching, debouncing, and managing window size changes. They follow the same rules as built-in hooks, making them powerful tools for creating more maintainable and efficient React applications

Custom hooks in React allow developers to encapsulate and reuse logic across components, improving code reusability and cleanliness. By creating custom hooks, you can simplify your component code by offloading logic for tasks like data fetching, debouncing, and managing window size changes. They follow the same rules as built-in hooks, making them powerful tools for creating more maintainable and efficient React applications

Custom hooks in React allow developers to encapsulate and reuse logic across components, improving code reusability and cleanliness. By creating custom hooks, you can simplify your component code by offloading logic for tasks like data fetching, debouncing, and managing window size changes. They follow the same rules as built-in hooks, making them powerful tools for creating more maintainable and efficient React applications

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The useEffect hook in React manages side effects like data fetching and DOM updates in functional components. It runs after renders or when dependencies change, with the option to clean up effects like timers. This simplifies dynamic behavior and lifecycle management in React.