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Search params & query strings

Search params & query strings

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Search params & query strings

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In this session, you'll learn how to use search parameters and query strings in a React application to filter product listings. We'll use the Use Search Parameters hook from React Router DOM and manipulate the URL to dynamically display products based on user input. This allows for a more interactive and user-friendly experience. Let's start where we left off in the previous session. Let's create a data folder inside SRC and add Products.js to store product data. Moving to Products.js. I am populating our Products.js file with an array of product objects. Each product has an ID, name, category, and description. This data will serve as our mock database for this session. Moving to Products.jsx. Now I am importing the Products array into our Products.jsx component. This will replace the hard-coded product list we had earlier, making our component more dynamic and scalable. Let's display the Product category alongside the name in our product list. This will clearly show which category…

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