Can I use multiple useEffect hooks in React?

Can I use multiple useEffect hooks in a single component?

Yes, you can use multiple useEffect hooks in a single React component. Each useEffect can handle different side effects.

How do I manage dependencies for each useEffect?

You can specify dependencies for each useEffect by passing an array as the second argument. Each effect will run based on its own dependencies.

Is there a limit to how many useEffect hooks I can use?

No, there is no strict limit. However, using too many can make your component harder to manage and understand.

Can you give me an example of using multiple useEffect hooks?

Sure! For instance, you might use one useEffect for fetching data and another for setting up an event listener.