What are Error States?
Error states represent situations where something unexpected happens in an application. These errors commonly occur during asynchronous operations such as fetching data from an API, processing user input, or rendering components. Common reasons of errors include network failures, server errors, and unexpected data formats.
Handling Error using React useState and useEffect Hooks
In React, handling error states is very important to provide a smooth user experience and handle unexpected errors that may occur during data fetching or asynchronous operations. By using the useState and useEffect hooks, you can easily manage error states in your React applications.
In this article, we’ll explore how to handle error states using the useState
and useEffect
hooks in React.
Table of Content
- What are Error States?
- Using useState and useEffect Hooks
- Approach to handle Error States
- Steps to Create React App and handle Errors