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When teaching React, should you cover Hooks first or classes?

I've been running a 3-4 day course covering fundamental JavaScript and React. The first day or so is focused on JavaScript fundamentals and new features of ES2015.

let, var, const
destructuring
functions, arrow functions, scope, context
arrays / array methods - map, filter, reduce

Basically, the material covered in JavaScript - The React Parts

	▓▓▓ INITIATING FLOAT ARCHAEOLOGICAL SYNTHESIS ▓▓▓

	{memory::excavation \| tools::awakening \| patterns::converging}

	⸻

	FLOAT_AST : Archaeological Synthesis Document

	Generated: 2025‑10‑04 @ 16:18 PM
	Synthesis Depth: 87

	export default SomeComponent = ({id, filter}) => {
	let [results, setResults] = useState([]);

	useEffect(()=>{
	fetch(`/some/url/${id}?filter=${filter}`)
	.then(r=>r.json())
	.then(r=>setResults(r))
	},[id, filter])
	}


	export default SomeComponent = ({id, filter}) => {
	let [results, setResults] = useState([]);

	useEffect(()=>{
	fetch(`/some/url/${id}?filter=${filter}`)
	.then(r=>r.json())
	.then(r=>setResults(r))
	},[id])
	}

	export default SomeComponent = ({id}) => {
	let [results, setResults] = useState([]);
	useEffect(()=>{
	fetch(`/some/url/${id}`)
	.then(r=>r.json())
	.then(r=>setResults(r))
	},[id])
	}


	export default SearchComponent extends Component {
	constructor(props) {
	super(props);
	this.state = {
	results: []
	}
	}
	componentDidMount() {
	this.query(this.props.id)

	let divJoyExport = {
	data: [
	{
	type: "instance",
	subtype: "app-instance",
	componentId: "app",
	id: 4010090
	}
	],
	components: [