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Difference between JS vs JSX:

JS(JavaScript):

What it is: A standard programming language used for web development.
Used for: Logic, data handling, functions, event handling, etc.
Syntax: Pure JavaScript syntax (e.g., if, for, function, etc.).
Example:

const name = "Priya";
console.log("Hello " + name);

JSX (JavaScript XML):

What it is: A syntax extension for JavaScript used in React.
Used for: Writing HTML-like code inside JavaScript.
Looks like: HTML but works inside JavaScript.
Example:

const element = <h1>Hello, Priya!</h1>;

Key Differences:

In React, you use JSX inside JS:

function App() {
  const name = "Priya";
  return <h1>Hello, {name}</h1>; // JSX inside JS
}

JSX makes writing React components easier and more readable.

Library:

• A library is like a toolbox.
• React is a library that helps you build user interfaces (UIs).
• You decide how to use the tools (how to organize your app, when to call functions).
• React doesn’t control your whole app – it just helps you build parts of it, like buttons, forms, etc.

Framework:

• A framework is like a ready-made structure or a blueprint for building an app.
• It controls the flow of your app and tells you where to put your code.
• You build inside the framework, following its rules and structure.

In Programming:
Framework = “I will call your code at the right time.”

Components:

In React, a component is like a reusable building block of your user interface.

Example:

function Welcome() {
  return <h1>Hello, welcome to my site!</h1>;
}

Component have two types:

1. Class components
2. Functional components