Mastering ReactJS - A Comprehensive Tutorial | React Component Props and State
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Props are used to pass data from parent to child components, while state is used to manage a component's own data.
Props are immutable (read-only), while state is mutable (can be changed).
Props are set by the parent and cannot be modified by the child component, while state can be updated by the component itself.
Understanding the distinction between props and state is essential for building interactive and data-driven React applications. Props allow components to receive external data, while state enables components to manage and respond to their own internal data changes.
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