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React Native - TypeError: n.createContext is not a function. (In 'n.createContext(o.default)', 'n.createContext' is undefined)

I'm trying to implement React Native into an existing Android application. I follow the steps in the official documentation and I have ended with the following error when I compile the app (Although I receive an error the build is successful).
On my phone:
In Android Studio emulator:
Has someone faced the same issue?
Is the official React Native docs wrong?

Unless you are using the React context API yourself, this is likely to be related to a mismatch between your React version and the version of some other dependency like react-dom
Please check in your package.json if react-dom and react versions match.
You can upgrade the react version to solve the problem
yarn upgrade react react-dom
Also see these similar questions:
"React.createContext is not a function" - but I am not using it
_react.default.createContext is not a function when using react-redux

dependency not found core-js/modules/es.typed-array.at.js while upgrading quasar inside upgrading vue 2 to vue 3

I was trying to upgrade quasar framework from quasar 1 to quasar 2 which is based on vue 3 where previous version was based on vue 2
not finding any trace of the error
console of quasar dev dependency not found core-js/modules/es.typed-array.at.js

Problem resolved, I just need to install core-js package.
but i couldn't think of core-js.
Because this project is running as it is (without core-js) for a very long time no problem happend, i found the error just after upgrading the project.
So i thought it was quasar 2 upgrade problem but its not.
Core js added in quasar at some point, most probably my project is not needed to use that package anywhere that's why I didn't see any error till now.

How to use create-react-app to install previous react.js versions?

I want to use one previous version of react (16.0.0) but couldn't find any way to install previous version by using "create react app".
One answer on this topic was posted in stackoverflow that says that I need to install the latest version by using "create react app" then I need to edit package.json file and specify my desired version (react & react-dom) and run npm install command.
But couldn't get my desired version. It's still the current version (17.0.2). Can anyone fix the issue please?

delete .lock file and then try installing packages

React Native - Invariant Violation "RNDateTimePicker"

I'm trying to use the React Native DateTimePicker library in my app and I get the following error when I attempt to pick a date:
Invariant Violation: Invariant Violation: requireNativeComponent: "RNDateTimePicker" was not
found in the UIManager.
Anyone else experiences this error? I have gone through other posts like the following but still can't seem to figure it out. Git repo
I am using expo - which may not be compatible with this library. If not, does anyone else have any other recommendations for a date/time library?
I also tried linking, but to no prevail

You cannot use react-native-dateTimepicker because it requires manual linking of native code. So its not possible with expo. You can use the expo date time picker which is exclusively made for expo : Check this out expo-picker . Hope it helps.

After library install.
Do pod install

Re-build your app by running
npx react-native run-ios

If you are not on Expo then
Update XCode.
Since version 3.0, RNDateTimePicker requires XCode 11.6 to build.
you need XCode 11.6 to build this version, and you need this version to properly support iOS 14 (for that you need XCode 12)
From:
https://github.com/react-native-community/datetimepicker/releases/tag/v3.0.0

******* it occurs in RN > .6 *******
first, run
npm i #react-native-community/datetimepicker: 2.1.0
it works correctly
after, run
npm i #react-native-community/datetimepicker
to get the last version
it works correctly again, without any issue
good luck

React Native this._lazyCallableModules[name] is not a function

I had a fully functioning react native app, and I tried to install the Facebook Login button. I followed these instructions:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/react-native/login
and
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/react-native/configure-ios
There is a known issue using react-native link to connect the Facebook SDK to the project, and so I tried linking it manually. I could not get the Facebook Login to work, and now when I use react-native run-ios, my app just shows a black screen!
As a test, I used create-react-native-app to create a new app, and I launched it, and I'm getting this error:
this._lazyCallableModules[name] is not a function (MessageQueue.js 155:11)
Since I'm not sure what MessageQueue is and this is a brand new app, I'm not sure how to undo the damage I've done.
Has anyone experienced this, or do you at least have some idea of how I can go about resetting my react setup?
If I haven't given enough relevant information, please let me know.

Followed the answer given here and it's working well so far.
Downgrade the babel-preset-react-native package from 2.0.1 to 2.0.0. The command is npm install babel-preset-react-native#2.0.0. Use the --save flag if you want to store it to your package.json.

Updating to the latest React Native, clean & build solved it for me.