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Routing and Navigation
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- Routing and Navigation
- Routing in React
- Setting Up React Router
- Navigation
- Example
- Updated on 10/09/2024
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Routing in React
Routing refers to the process of navigating between different views or pages in a React application. React Router is a popular library for handling routing in React apps.
Setting Up React Router
Install React Router using npm: [npm install react-router-dom] Define routes using the BrowserRouter, Route, and Switch components.
Navigation
Use the Link component to create navigational links.
Example
Build a simple React application with multiple pages (Home, About, Contact) and navigation links between them using React Router.
Activity
Create a React application with a few different pages. Use React Router to navigate between these pages and ensure each page displays different content.
Quiz
1. Which library is commonly used for routing in React applications?
- a) React Router
- b) Redux
- c) Axios
- d) Material-UI
2. True or False: The Link component is used to create navigation links in React Router.
- a) True
- b) False
3. What does the BrowserRouter component do in React Router?
- a) It defines the routes for the application.
- b) It handles the browser history for navigation.
- c) It provides context for the theme.
- d) It creates a global state.
4. How do you define a route in React Router?
- a) Using Route component with path and component props
- b) Using Navigation component with path prop
- c) Using Link component with href prop
- d) Using Switch component with case props
5. True or False: You need to use the Switch component to render only one route at a time in React Router.
- a) True
- b) False