<ul><li>When working with React’s Context API, it’s important to handle cases where components try to access context outside the Provider.</li><li>If you don’t pass a default value to createContext(), accessing the context outside a Provider will return undefined.</li><li>To avoid situations where the context is accessed outside its Provider, a custom hook with error handling can be implemented.</li><li>If no error handling is in place, accessing context outside of its Provider could lead to hard-to-debug issues in the app.</li></ul>

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