
React Hooks do not completely replace class components, but they provide a simpler way to manage state and lifecycle methods in functional components. Hooks like useState, useEffect, and useContext allow developers to write cleaner, more reusable code without using classes.
While Hooks are now the recommended approach, class components are still supported and useful for legacy codebases and specific use cases like error boundaries.
Key Takeaways:
Hooks simplify state management in functional components.
Class components are still useful for legacy applications.
React encourages using Hooks for new projects.
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