<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>React is a popular JavaScript library used for creating dynamic user interfaces.</li><li>The learning journey in React often starts with understanding core concepts like ReactDOM, npm vs npx, JSX, Framework vs Library, and SPA vs MPA.</li><li>ReactDOM is used to render React components into the actual DOM, serving as the bridge between React and the browser DOM.</li><li>npm installs packages, while npx runs packages without the need for global installation.</li><li>JSX allows writing HTML elements within JavaScript, enhancing code readability and ease of writing.</li><li>React is categorized as a library as it focuses on the view layer, but can exhibit framework-like behavior with additional tools.</li><li>SPAs load a single HTML file, change content dynamically without page refresh, offering faster user experience, like React applications.</li><li>MPAs consist of separate HTML documents for each page, requiring full page reload for navigation, typical in traditional websites.</li><li>React is well-suited for SPA development, providing seamless navigation and improved performance.</li></ul>

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