The Front-End Web Developer Bootcamp - HTML, CSS, JS, and React - Linking in React-Router-DOM

This tutorial continues the concept of routing in React by teaching how to link between different routes using React Router. It covers adding a header with buttons for navigation and implementing the Link component to enable navigation between the home and about pages. The tutorial emphasizes the differences between HTML and React Router syntax for linking and provides a step-by-step guide to setting up links in a React application.

What is the purpose of adding a header with buttons in a React application?

• To display user information

• To handle form submissions

• To style the application

• To navigate between different routes

Which component is used in React Router DOM to create navigation links?

• Route

• Switch

• NavLink

• Link

How does the 'Link' component in React differ from a traditional HTML anchor tag?

• It uses 'to' instead of 'href'

• It does not support styling

• It cannot open external links

• It requires a server-side setup

What happens when you click on the 'Home' button after setting up the navigation links?

• The home page is displayed

• The about page is displayed

• The application crashes

• Nothing happens

What is the main advantage of using React Router DOM for navigation?

• It improves application performance

• It allows for server-side rendering

• It simplifies the code structure

• It provides a consistent way to handle routing