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The document covers key concepts in React, including Hooks, React Routing, and Redux, along with practical applications like creating a counting application and a static API using JSON server. It explains the rules for using Hooks, types of React routers, and the benefits of using Redux for state management in complex applications. Additionally, it outlines steps to connect JSON data to a React application and perform CRUD operations with a static API.

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The document covers key concepts in React, including Hooks, React Routing, and Redux, along with practical applications like creating a counting application and a static API using JSON server. It explains the rules for using Hooks, types of React routers, and the benefits of using Redux for state management in complex applications. Additionally, it outlines steps to connect JSON data to a React application and perform CRUD operations with a static API.

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Important Questions

Unit -3

1.Define Hooks? What are the rues for using hooks? Create a counting
application that uses a ‘count’ state and updates the value of count on
the title bar. Show the use of useState and useEffect hooks in the
above problem.

Solution
What are Hooks?

Hooks are a new addition to React that allow you to use state and other React
features from functional components. Before hooks, you could only use state and
other React features from class components. Hooks are more concise and easier
to use than class components, and they make it possible to write more reusable
and maintainable React code.

Rules for Using Hooks:

 Always call hooks at the top level of your component: Hooks should be
called directly at the top level of your component, before you return
anything. This ensures that they are always called in a consistent order.

 Don't call hooks conditionally: Hooks should not be called conditionally.


This can lead to unexpected behavior and make it difficult to reason about
your code.

 Don't modify state directly: Instead of directly mutating state, you should
always use the state updater functions provided by hooks. This ensures that
React can track changes to your state and trigger updates accordingly.

Creating counting Application.


2 .What is react routing? What are different types of react routers?
Explain them with examples?

What is React Routing?

React Router is a popular routing library for React applications. It allows you to
define routes for different parts of your application and render the
corresponding components when a user navigates to those routes. This makes it
easy to create complex single-page applications (SPAs) with multiple pages.

Types of React Routers

There are two main types of React routers:

Hash router: This type of router uses the hash fragment of the URL to store the
current route. This means that the URL will not change when the user navigates
between different routes, which can be useful for applications that do not need
to be SEO-friendly.

History router: This type of router uses the HTML5 history API to store the
current route. This means that the URL will change when the user navigates
between different routes, which is more SEO-friendly.
3. Create a simple web page with navigation links for Home page,
Login Page and Sign up page using Reactstrap Navbar component.
Implement the same using React Route concepts.
4. What is the purpose of Redux in a react application? In what
scenarios it is beneficial to use Redux for state management?

Redux is a JavaScript state container that helps manage and organize state in
React applications. It provides a centralized store for holding the application's
state and a unidirectional data flow mechanism for updating state. This makes
it particularly useful for large and complex applications where managing state
becomes challenging.

Benefits of using Redux in React applications:

 Centralized State Management: Redux provides a single source of truth


for application state, making it easier to track and modify state changes.
 Predictable State Updates: Redux follows a unidirectional data flow
pattern, ensuring that state updates are predictable and consistent.
 Simplified Testing: Redux's centralized and predictable state management
makes it easier to write unit tests and integration tests for React components.
 Debugging and Time Travel: Redux tools like Redux DevTools allow for
debugging state changes and time-traveling through state history, making it
easier to identify and resolve issues.
 Scalability: Redux is designed to handle large and complex applications,
allowing it to scale effectively as the application grows.

Scenarios where Redux is beneficial:

 Large and Complex Applications: In large applications with multiple


components and complex data interactions, Redux can help manage state
effectively and prevent state-related issues.
 Shared State Across Components: When multiple components need to
access and update the same data, Redux can provide a shared state
management solution.
 Frequently Changing State: If the application's state changes frequently
and requires consistent updates across components, Redux can ensure
predictable and synchronized state updates.
 Need for Time Travel Debugging: If debugging state changes and
understanding state transitions is crucial, Redux's time-travel feature can be
invaluable.
 Testing Complex State Management: When unit testing and integration
testing complex state management logic is essential, Redux's testability can
simplify testing efforts.

Unit-4
5. Create a static API using JSON servercontaining a data of Restasurant with
Dish ID, Image of Dish, Components of Dish, Description. Perform all the CRUD
operations.

1. Create a JSON file


Create a JSON file named db.json with the following content:
2. Install JSON Server
Install JSON Server using the following command:
npm install -g json-server
3. Start JSON Server
Start JSON Server by running the following command in the directory containing
the db.json file:
json-server db.json
This will start a static API server on port 3000. You can now access the API endpoints using the
following URLs:
Get all dishes: http://localhost:3000/dishes
Get a specific dish: http://localhost:3000/dishes/:id (replace :id with the ID of the dish)
Create a new dish: http://localhost:3000/dishes (POST method)
Update a dish: http://localhost:3000/dishes/:id (PUT method)
Delete a dish: http://localhost:3000/dishes/:id (DELETE method)

6.What are the steps to connect JSON data to a react application? Explain in
detail with example.

Here are the steps -


Step 1: Create a JSON File
Create a JSON file containing the data you want to use in your React application.
This file can be placed anywhere in your project directory, but it's common
practice to place it in a dedicated data folder.
Step 2: Import JSON Data into React Component
Import the JSON data into the React component where you want to use it. You
can use the import statement to import the JSON file as a JavaScript object.
Step 3: Render JSON Data in the Component
Iterate over the JSON data object and render it within the component's JSX code.
You can use methods like map() or forEach() to loop through the data and render
each item as a separate element.

Example

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