How does React handle events differently from plain JavaScript, especially considering browser compatibility issues?
- React directly binds events to DOM elements.
- React relies on browser-specific event APIs.
- React uses a virtual DOM for event handling.
- React uses event delegation for all events.
React handles events differently by using a virtual DOM. It creates event listeners at the root level and uses a synthetic event system to manage event handling. This approach abstracts browser-specific issues and ensures consistent behavior across browsers. It does not directly bind events to DOM elements as in plain JavaScript. This difference is crucial for managing cross-browser compatibility.
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