The video tutorial discusses the proper use of hooks in components, emphasizing the need to place them at the top of the component. It highlights that hooks should not be called inside functions or dynamic expressions, except when using custom hooks. The tutorial also explains the scope limitations of hooks, ensuring they are used within the component's scope. The session concludes with a brief summary and closing remarks.

Where should hooks be placed within a component?

• At the top of the component

• Inside dynamic expressions

• Outside the component

• In the middle of the component

What is the main reason for placing hooks at the top of a component?

• To allow them to be used in dynamic expressions

• To make them accessible globally

• To maintain the order of hook calls

• To ensure they are called conditionally

What is an exception to the rule of placing hooks at the top?

• Using hooks inside loops

• Using hooks inside conditional statements

• Using hooks in event handlers

• Using custom hooks

Can hooks be used outside the component's scope?

• No, they can only be used in global scope

• Yes, but only in certain cases

• No, they must be within the component's scope

• Yes, they can be used anywhere

What should you remember about the scope of hooks?

• They can be initialized anywhere in the code

• They should be described and used within the component's scope

• They can be used outside the component

• They are not limited by scope