React Context is a powerful feature in React JS that allows developers to manage and share state across components without having to rely on passing props down through the component tree. The React Context API simplifies state management in large applications, making it easier to handle global data and prevent prop drilling. In a React Context functional component, you can create a context using the createContext method. This creates a context object that provides two main components, the Provider and the Consumer. The Provider component wraps around the components that need access to the context, while the Consumer component can be used to access the context data. To use React Context in a functional component, you can take advantage of the useContext hook. This hook enables you to access the context data without having to use the Consumer component explicitly. It simplifies the way context data is accessed and used in functional components.
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