What are the various React hooks?

React provides a set of essential hooks that simplify state management, side effects, and context access in functional components. Here is a list of some of the most popular React hooks:

• useState: Manages component state.
• useEffect: Handles side effects and lifecycle events.
• useContext: Accesses context in functional components.
• useRef: Creates mutable references to DOM elements or values.
• useReducer: Manages complex state and actions.
• useMemo: Memoizes expensive computations.
• useCallback: Memoizes callback functions.
• useHistory: Accesses the history object for navigation in React Router.
• useLocation: Retrieves the current URL location in React Router.
• useParams: Fetches URL parameters in React Router.
• useRouteMatch: Matches the current route in React Router.
• useForm: Simplifies form state management.
• useWindowSize: Tracks window size changes.
• useInterval: Creates intervals for executing functions.
• useAsync: Simplifies handling of asynchronous operations.
• useLocalStorage: Interacts with the local storage.
• useSessionStorage: Interacts with the session storage.
• useNetworkStatus: Monitors the online/offline status of the browser.
• useAuth: Manages user authentication state.
• useAxios: Simplifies HTTP requests using the Axios library