In this tutorial, you’ll create wrapper components with props using the React JavaScript library. Wrapper components are components that surround unknown components and provide a default structure to display the child components. This pattern is useful for creating user interface (UI) elements that are used repeatedly throughout a design, like modals, template pages, and information tiles.

To create wrapper components, you’ll first learn to use the rest and spread operators to collect unused props to pass down to nested components. Then you’ll create a component that uses the built-in children component to wrap nested components in JSX as if they were HTML elements. Finally, you’ll pass components as props to create flexible wrappers that can embed custom JSX in multiple locations in a component.

During the tutorial, you’ll build components to display a list of animal data in the form of cards. You’ll learn to split data and refactor components as you create flexible wrapping components. By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a working application that will use advanced prop techniques to create reusable components that will scale and adapt as you application grows and changes.

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