Can you explain what React.lazy and Suspense are?
Sure! React.lazy is a function that allows you to load components lazily, meaning they are loaded only when needed. Suspense is a component that lets you handle the loading state while the lazy component is being fetched.
How do I use React.lazy in my project?
You can use React.lazy by importing it from React and wrapping your component import in a function. For example: const LazyComponent = React.lazy(() => import('./LazyComponent'));
What happens if the lazy component fails to load?
If the lazy component fails to load, you can use the fallback
prop of the Suspense component to display a loading indicator or an error message.
Can I use multiple lazy components with Suspense?
Yes, you can wrap multiple lazy components in a single Suspense component, and it will handle the loading state for all of them.
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