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How would you go about implementing a useEffectOnce() hook in React that triggers a side effect only once?
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Interview question asked to Frontend Engineers interviewing at Wipro, Panda Security, Creative Assembly and others: How would you go about implementing a useEffectOnce() hook in React that triggers a side effect only once?.