Is React based on MVC? If yes, how does it work in MVC?

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React is not strictly MVC, but it can be integrated into an MVC architecture for building user interfaces.

React focuses on the View layer of MVC, rendering UI components based on state and props.
In a typical MVC setup, the Model represents the data, the View is the UI (React components), and the Controller handles user input.
React can work with state management libraries (like Redux) that can act as the Controller, managing application state.
Example: In a React app, components (View) render data from a store (Model) and dispatch actions to update the store (Controller).
React's unidirectional data flow aligns with MVC principles, where data flows from Model to View, and user actions can update the Model.

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Yes, React is MVC-based works
- consider the one counter component
- That counter component contains state, UI, and event
-  Here the state is the model, UI is view and events is controller
- so overall all the component working MVC based

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