<ul><li>Two powerful hooks in React, useMemo and useCallback, help optimize rendering behavior, avoid unnecessary recalculations, and manage referential integrity.</li><li>useMemo memoizes the result of a computation to avoid recomputation when dependencies change. useCallback memoizes the function reference itself to prevent recreation on every render.</li><li>A real-world example in the article demonstrates using useMemo and useCallback for optimizing heavy calculations, like Fibonacci, and preventing unnecessary function recreations.</li><li>Best practices for using useMemo and useCallback include ensuring accurate dependency arrays, using them only when necessary, and combining them to prevent unnecessary re-renders and speed up calculations.</li></ul>

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