The Complete React Developer Course (with Hooks and Redux) - Linking Between Routes

The video tutorial covers the concept of client-side routing in React applications, emphasizing the use of React Router to avoid full page refreshes. It explains how to set up links using the Link and NavLink components, highlighting the benefits of client-side routing for smoother navigation. The tutorial also demonstrates creating a header component for consistent navigation across pages and using NavLink to style active links, enhancing user experience.

What is the main purpose of client-side routing in a web application?

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How can you set up a link to navigate to the home page in a React application?

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What are the advantages of using client-side routing over server-side routing?

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What happens when you click a link that uses client-side routing?

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What is the difference between using an anchor tag and the Link component in React Router?

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Describe the process of creating a new component in React that includes a header.

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How can you test the links you created in your React application?

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What is the purpose of the NavLink component in React Router?

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How do you apply a custom style to an active link using NavLink?

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What is the significance of the 'exact' prop in NavLink?

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