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In React, dynamic routes allow users to access different pages or views based on the URL parameters. Instead of hard-coding routes for each page, these routes are created dynamically based on the URL, which makes it easier to manage large and complex applications with a lot of views.
Dynamic routes are created using parameters that are defined in the URL pattern. For example, /user/:id, where id is the parameter. When a user navigates to a URL with a parameter, such as /user/123, React can use this value to determine which user to display on the page.
Using dynamic routes in React can help to make your application more flexible and scalable, as it allows you to reuse components for different views and create a more dynamic user experience.