componentDidMount
componentDidUpdate
componentWillMount
constructor
An alternative implementation of the DOM provided by React
A lightweight version of the DOM used for testing purposes
A concept used to optimize rendering performance in React
None of the above
To define the initial state of a component
To render the component's UI based on its current state and props
To handle user interactions and update the component's state
To define the lifecycle methods of a component
A function that returns JSX
A class that extends the React.Component class
Both a function and a class can be React components
Using props
Using state
Using context
All of the above
To uniquely identify elements in a list
To define the layout and styling of list items
To handle event listeners on list items
By using the controlled component pattern
By using the uncontrolled component pattern
By using form libraries like Formik or React Hook Form
To handle server-side routing in React applications
To manage state and data flow in React components
To enable client-side routing in React applications
To provide a built-in testing framework for React applications
It improves the performance of rendering lists
It ensures that the list items are displayed in alphabetical order
It uniquely identifies each element in a list, aiding in efficient updates
It controls the styling of list items
It allows developers to inspect the component hierarchy and state in a React application
It provides a code editor specifically designed for writing React components
It enables real-time collaboration among multiple developers working on a React project
It automatically generates documentation for React components
Moving the state from a child component to its parent component
Moving the state from a parent component to its child component
Extracting the state into a separate utility function
Sharing the state between multiple unrelated components
A way to create reusable logic in functional components
A replacement for class components in React
A mechanism to manage state and lifecycle in functional components
To handle form validation in React components
To manage the lifecycle of functional components
To create custom hooks for reusable logic
To handle asynchronous operations in React components
useState
useEffect
useData
useContext
To update the state of a component
To handle user interactions in a component
To render the component's UI
Using the fetch API provided by the browser
Using third-party libraries like Axios or Fetch
Using the built-in "fetch" method provided by React
To pass data to deeply nested components without explicit prop drilling
To manage the global state of a React application
To enable communication between sibling components
To perform cleanup operations before a component is unmounted
To handle errors that occur during rendering or in lifecycle methods
To update the component's state and trigger re-rendering based on certain conditions
To determine if a component should re-render or not
To handle asynchronous actions and side effects
It is a component that can only render pure functions
It is a component optimized for performance by implementing a shallow comparison of props and state
It is a component designed for rendering complex UI elements