Course Content

React Router

1. Conceptual Overview

What is Routing What is the React Router?URL Structure URL in Practice Next Steps

2. Basic React Router Concepts

Overview Installing React Router Enabling Routing Functionality Defining Routes First Steps Recap Importing Components with Lazy Loading Implementing a Fallback Component Second Steps Recap Creating Navigation Exploring the Complete React Router Logic React Router Basics Sum Up

3. Advanced React Router Concepts

Overview Query String Setting Up a React Component Inspecting Recent Changes Working with Query Parameters Integrating useSearchParams Hook Final App Course Summary: Mastering React Router

React Router

Exploring the Complete React Router Logic

Let's closely examine the entire app to understand its functionality. The provided Code Sandbox includes the complete React Router logic for this app. We can explore and inspect it to understand how React Router is utilized.

Click "Open Sandbox" to view the Code Sandbox, where the URL changes as you navigate.

1. What is the primary purpose of the `Link` and `NavLink` components in React Router?

2. What does the `to` prop in a `Link` component specify?

3. How does clicking on a `Link` or `NavLink` component affect the application's navigation?

What is the primary purpose of the Link and NavLink components in React Router?

Select the correct answer

To define routes for the application.

To handle state management in a React application.

To update the URL in the browser address bar without a full page reload.

What does the to prop in a Link component specify?

Select the correct answer

The target route or path that the link should navigate to.

The location of the component file.

The content to be displayed as the link.

How does clicking on a Link or NavLink component affect the application's navigation?

Select the correct answer

It triggers a full page reload.

It opens a new tab in the browser.

It updates the URL in the browser address bar without reloading the entire page.

It displays an error message.

Everything was clear?

Section 2. Chapter 10

Course Content

React Router

1. Conceptual Overview

What is Routing What is the React Router?URL Structure URL in Practice Next Steps

2. Basic React Router Concepts

3. Advanced React Router Concepts

Overview Query String Setting Up a React Component Inspecting Recent Changes Working with Query Parameters Integrating useSearchParams Hook Final App Course Summary: Mastering React Router

React Router

Exploring the Complete React Router Logic

Click "Open Sandbox" to view the Code Sandbox, where the URL changes as you navigate.

1. What is the primary purpose of the `Link` and `NavLink` components in React Router?

2. What does the `to` prop in a `Link` component specify?

3. How does clicking on a `Link` or `NavLink` component affect the application's navigation?

What is the primary purpose of the Link and NavLink components in React Router?

Select the correct answer

To define routes for the application.

To handle state management in a React application.

To update the URL in the browser address bar without a full page reload.

What does the to prop in a Link component specify?

Select the correct answer

The target route or path that the link should navigate to.

The location of the component file.

The content to be displayed as the link.

How does clicking on a Link or NavLink component affect the application's navigation?

Select the correct answer

It triggers a full page reload.

It opens a new tab in the browser.

It updates the URL in the browser address bar without reloading the entire page.

It displays an error message.

Everything was clear?

Section 2. Chapter 10