There is no preference when using hooks, but they are not the same.
Both function declarations function Name() {} and function expressions const Name = () => {}; are perfectly fine when using React hooks. The main difference is that function declarations are hoisted (moved) to the top of their scope, see here for an explanation.
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There is no preference when using hooks, but they are not the same.
Both function declarations
function Name() {}and function expressionsconst Name = () => {};are perfectly fine when using React hooks. The main difference is that function declarations are hoisted (moved) to the top of their scope, see here for an explanation.