Instructions

Part $1$:

Your final project requires you to revisit React components you have learned in the preceding weeks. Review the following:

the advanced CSS$3$ styles;how ReactJS Router, ReactJS Hooks, Context, and Redux come together in an interactive web application; andthe advanced CSS$3$ and React concepts that ensure your web application is ethical, secure$,$ and highly user$-$friendly.

Now, revisit your assignments of the previous week.

Attempt to make any change based on what you have learned. You may reorganize the page with CSS or mock a plan to hook it to your earlier Python project or anything else at all. The choice is yours.The objective of the last portion of your course is to push the boundaries of what you have learned and applied during this time. You now have freedom over your project. Choose any concept of interest and apply it to enhance your webpage.

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Part $2$: In your paper,

summarize the three principles of Redux mentioned in the text.

explain, according to the creators of Redux, what it means for application state to be "predictable".

describe how Redux works in the simple app that is being built.

What is the primary reason for using Redux in the provided text? Are there potential drawbacks of using Redux in certain scenarios, as mentioned in the provided resource.

explain why, In the provided HTML document, the Redux library is being referenced directly instead of using a more sophisticated build system.

explain the purpose of the Provider component in Redux, and why it's necessary to integrate Redux with React.

Discuss the defining actions in Redux.

explain what a Higher Order Component $($HOC$)$ in React is$,$ and how the Connect HOC facilitates the interaction between Redux and React components.

discuss how the mapStateToProps function works in Redux.

describe the role of mapDispatchToProps in Redux.

Why is it important to connect Redux actions to React components?

explain why it is important to separate the presentation logic from the state management logic in a React$-$Redux application.

include a screen capture of the Final Project