Routing in React Js

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In this video, I explained react routing using react-router-dom. I explain how to use this BrowserRouter, Routes, Route, Link

React routing using react-router-dom involves managing navigation within a React application, enabling users to move between different views or components without reloading the page.

BrowserRouter

BrowserRouter is the top-level component that wraps your entire application. It uses the HTML5 history API to keep your UI in sync with the URL. This component ensures that your app's routing is handled correctly and efficiently, managing the browser's history stack and the current location.

Routes

Routes is a container for all your Route components. It is used to group together all the different routes of your application, ensuring that only one route is rendered at a time. This component matches the current URL with the Route paths and renders the corresponding component.

Route

Route is used to define a mapping between a URL path and a component. When the current URL matches the path defined in a Route, the specified component is rendered. Route components can also use parameters to pass information to the components they render, facilitating dynamic routing

Link

Link is a component used for navigation within the application. It creates anchor tags "a" that, when clicked, update the URL and render the associated component without causing a full page reload. This ensures a smooth and fast user experience, similar to a single-page application.

By using these components together, react-router-dom allows for seamless navigation and a more dynamic and interactive user interface within React applications.

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