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React uses JSX. It updates the DOM batch-wise. React does not save the state changes in sequence when numerous states change. Rather, React compares the virtual DOM with the actual DOM, produces a list of changes, and executes the changes at once!
"Props" is an abbreviation for "properties". We pass the props into the components in the same way that argument gets passed to the function. "State," on the other hand, holds information about the component. The component initially contains no state. Nevertheless, the variety of information and handling of "props" is different.
UseState( ) is a React Hook. We can set state variables in functional components by using useState( ). It is basically a function that takes the initial state as an argument and returns an array of two entries. When useState ( ) is called, it reads the present cell and moves the pointer on the next cell. Thus, multiple calls of useState () get a separate local state.