Take into account the parasitic effects of these components, then add resistors as necessary. Use suitable eye protection around them. While capacitors can deliver large currents, inductors develop high voltages. They often destroy semiconductors. And since resistors dissipate energy, they can get very hot even in normal use.
Inductors Avoid inductors if possible.
Inexpensive op amps make them obsolete in signal level applications below 1MHz. They can be heavy, too. The resistance is so large that the Q is often 30 or less. Inductors often behave themselves if operated below the 'incremental current' specification and below the Q test frequency, but read the performance curves carefully. There is a related component called a ferrite bead, which has very little inductance.