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Install React Router: You can install React Router through npm by running the following command: npm install react-router-dom.

Set up your routing: You can set up your routing in your App.js (or equivalent) file. Import the necessary components from React Router (e.g. BrowserRouter, Switch, Route, Link), and create Route components for each page of your app.

Use Links to navigate: Use the Link component to create links between pages of your app. You can use to prop to specify the path you want to navigate to.

Use Switch statements: Use the Switch component to ensure that only one Route component is rendered at a time.

Use Route parameters to pass data: You can use route parameters to pass data between pages. Route parameters are defined with a colon (:) before the name of the parameter (e.g. "/users/:id").

Use browser history: React Router uses browser history to keep track of your application's current location. You can use this to create back and forward buttons, as well as to modify the browser's URL directly.

Use nested routing: You can use nested routing to create sub-pages within your app. Just create additional Route components inside of your existing Route components.

Use Redirect to handle errors: Use the Redirect component to handle errors and redirect users to a specific page if they hit an undefined route.