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Creating custom hooks in React - Quick Revision & Summary

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beginner
What is a custom hook in React?
A custom hook is a JavaScript function whose name starts with "use" and that can call other hooks. It lets you reuse stateful logic between components without changing their structure.
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beginner
Why should you start the name of a custom hook with "use"?
React uses the "use" prefix to identify hooks. This helps React enforce rules of hooks and enables linting tools to check correct usage.
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intermediate
How do custom hooks help in React development?
Custom hooks let you share logic like fetching data, managing forms, or animations across components. This keeps code clean and avoids repetition.
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beginner
Can custom hooks use other hooks inside them?
Yes, custom hooks can call built-in hooks like useState, useEffect, or even other custom hooks to build complex reusable logic.
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beginner
What is a simple example of a custom hook?
A simple custom hook could be useCounter that uses useState to keep a count and returns the count and a function to increase it.
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What prefix must a custom hook's name start with in React?
Ause
Bget
Cfetch
Dhook
Which of these can a custom hook NOT do?
ACall other hooks
BReturn JSX elements
CManage state
DReuse logic
Why use custom hooks instead of copying code between components?
ATo keep code DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself)
BTo make components bigger
CTo avoid using state
DTo write more lines of code
Which React hook is commonly used inside custom hooks to manage state?
AuseRef
BuseEffect
CuseState
DuseContext
Can a custom hook call another custom hook?
ANo
BOnly if they don't use state
COnly if they are in the same file
DYes
Explain what a custom hook is and why it is useful in React.
Think about how you can share code between components without copying.
You got /5 concepts.
    Describe how you would create a simple custom hook to manage a counter.
    Start with useState and return what components need.
    You got /4 concepts.