Recall & Review
beginner
What is React Query used for in React Native apps?
React Query helps manage server state by fetching, caching, and updating data in React Native apps easily and efficiently.
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beginner
Which hook do you use to fetch data with React Query?
You use the
useQuery hook to fetch and cache data in React Query.Click to reveal answer
intermediate
What are the two main arguments passed to
useQuery?The first is a unique key (string or array) to identify the query, and the second is an async function that fetches the data.
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intermediate
How does React Query improve user experience during data fetching?
It caches data to avoid unnecessary loading, shows loading and error states, and updates data in the background smoothly.
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beginner
What is the purpose of the
QueryClientProvider in React Query?It provides the React Query client to your app, enabling hooks like
useQuery to work anywhere inside the provider.Click to reveal answer
Which React Query hook is used to fetch data?
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The
useQuery hook is the main hook React Query provides for fetching and caching data.What does the unique key in
useQuery help with?✗ Incorrect
The unique key identifies the query so React Query can cache and update the correct data.
How does React Query handle loading states?
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React Query returns
isLoading so you can show loading UI yourself.What is the role of
QueryClientProvider?✗ Incorrect
QueryClientProvider wraps your app and provides the client needed for React Query hooks.Which of these is NOT a benefit of React Query?
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React Query does not provide UI components for forms; it focuses on data fetching and caching.
Explain how React Query manages data fetching and caching in a React Native app.
Think about how you tell React Query what data to get and how it remembers it.
You got /5 concepts.
Describe the setup steps needed to use React Query in a React Native project.
Consider what you do before fetching data and how you connect React Query to your app.
You got /4 concepts.