Learn how to pass data in React Router DOM using both useNavigate and Link with URL parameters and state. In this step by step tutorial, I will show you how to transfer data between pages in React whether you want to send it through the URL query string, dynamic route params, or via navigation state.
This video is for beginners who want to understand the difference between passing data with URL params, which are visible in the address bar, and state, which is hidden but not persistent after refresh.
What you will learn in this video:
How to use useNavigate to pass data with state
How to pass data in URL using Link and dynamic route params
Difference between state, query params, and route params
Best practices for handling data across routes
By the end of this video, you will be able to navigate between pages and pass data in multiple ways using React Router DOM v6 and v7.
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