In which React hook do you get the ability to manage state in functional components?
- useState()
- componentDidUpdate()
- setState()
- this.state = {}
In functional components in React, you can manage state using the useState() hook. It allows functional components to maintain state, similar to how class components handle state using this.setState({}). The other options, componentDidUpdate(), setState(), and this.state = {}, are not used in functional components for state management.
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