How does React's reconciliation process help in updating the real DOM?
- It creates a virtual DOM tree for efficient diffing and updates the real DOM.
- React doesn't update the real DOM; it only updates the virtual DOM.
- React relies on the browser to handle updates to the real DOM.
- React updates the real DOM directly without reconciliation.
React's reconciliation process involves creating a virtual DOM tree, which is a lightweight representation of the real DOM. When changes occur in the application, React compares the previous virtual DOM with the new one to identify differences efficiently. This process is called "diffing." After identifying differences, React updates the real DOM accordingly, minimizing direct manipulation of the real DOM and making updates more efficient.
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