Navigating Programmatically - useHistory Hook - React JS || Hindi || Coding Scenes

Hi Everyone, Thank you for your kind support. In this video, We will be discussing about navigating Programmatically from one component to another using useHistory hook.

useHistory is a hook provided by the react-router-dom library that allows you to access the history object in a functional component. The history object is an instance of the history library, which is used to manage the browser's history and navigate between different pages in a React application.
the useHistory hook is used to get the history object and the push method is used to navigate to a new page. The push method pushes a new entry onto the history stack, which causes the browser to navigate to the specified URL and update the address bar.

useHistory is useful when you want to create a navigation link, a button that redirects to another page or when you want to handle the navigation programmatically.
It can also be used in conjunction with other hooks like useEffect to handle navigation in certain conditions, for example when a form is submitted or when a user is authenticated.

It's worth noting that the useHistory hook is only available when your application is using the react-router-dom library for routing.

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