React Lifecycle Methods Execution Order

The order of execution in the React lifecycle is as follows:

1. Initialization phase (Mounting): The component is created and inserted into the DOM.
2. create a constructor
3. function that returns the updated state based on the changes in props.
4. create()
5. The component has mounted.
6. During the updating phase, a change in the props or state of a component results in a re-render.
7. static method that fetches data from props and returns a new state
8. Is it necessary to update the component?
9. display()
10. retrieve a snapshot before updating()
11. This method is called after a component has been updated.
12. Unmounting: Removing components from the DOM.
13. When the component unmounts.
14. Error handling phase: errors occurring during component rendering.
15. A method called getDerivedStateFromError that is static.
16. Handle errors in the component.