That's executed before the next useEffect, for example if you set a timeout inside useEffect, you must cancel it as return callback, so in the next execution, before setting the new timeout, the previously one is good to be cleared
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That's executed before the next useEffect, for example if you set a timeout inside useEffect, you must cancel it as return callback, so in the next execution, before setting the new timeout, the previously one is good to be cleared