ReactJS Props Reference

In React, props are read-only data passed from one component to another. They are immutable, meaning a child component cannot modify them, only the parent can update the data. React follows a unidirectional data flow, where data moves from parent to child.

• However, props can also include callback functions, allowing child components to communicate with the parent and trigger state or behavior changes.
• Props make components reusable and dynamic by allowing different data to be passed at runtime, enabling components to display content based on the values they receive.

Syntax:

Here, the prop 'fullName' is passed with the value “Ashish Bhardwaj” to the 'App' component.

<App fullName = "Ashish Bhardwaj" />

Now let's see an example to understand how props are passed and displayed.

Output:

React JS Props Reference

• Props Introduction
• React JS Props – Set 1
• React JS Props – Set 2
• React JS PropTypes
• Passing Props
• Pass Props from Parent To Child
• Pass Props from Child To Parent
• Access Props
• ReactJS Render Props
• Unidirectional Data Flow
• Ways To Access Props
• Prop Drilling
• React JS State vs props
• Props Validation
• Restrict Props