What are state and props in React?

Can you explain what state and props are in React?

Sure! In React, 'props' are short for properties and are used to pass data from one component to another. 'State', on the other hand, is a way to manage data within a component.

How do state and props differ in terms of usage?

Props are immutable and are set by the parent component, while state is mutable and can be changed within the component itself.

Can you give me an example of how to use state and props?

Absolutely! For example, you can pass a prop called 'name' to a child component, and the child can use it to display the name. State can be used to track user input in a form.

What happens if I try to change props in a component?

If you try to change props directly in a component, it won't work because props are read-only. You should use state for any data that needs to change.