What is the primary role of Error Boundaries in React applications?
- To handle network requests in components.
- To prevent all errors from being displayed.
- To catch and handle errors in the component tree.
- To provide styling to components in case of errors.
Error Boundaries in React applications primarily serve to catch and handle errors that occur within the component tree, preventing the entire application from crashing due to a single error. They allow you to gracefully handle errors by rendering an alternative UI or displaying an error message. The other options do not accurately describe the primary role of Error Boundaries.
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