In React Native, props represent data that a component receives from another component and allow us to use this data within the communicated component. For example, props are used to pass a value defined in a parent component to a child component. This makes the data flow one-way and streamlined, which helps make the application more maintainable.
Navigation operations in React Native applications are managed with the concept of “route”. This is used to streamline transitions between different screens or pages. For example, a route is used to move from one page to another when the user clicks a button. Libraries like react-navigation are used to facilitate page redirects and create the navigation structure of the application.
Redux is a library that provides state management in React and React Native applications. Application state typically contains data shared between multiple components. Redux keeps this state in a central repository and provides a structure that makes it easier for components across the application to access the data in this repository. This makes the application state more predictable and manageable. For example, when the user logs in or selects an item, Redux ensures that this state is updated and synchronized across all components. Redux facilitates communication between components and ensures consistency of state in large and complex applications.