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Event handling in React allows you to respond to user interactions like clicks, form submissions, and other events. Here’s a basic overview and example: Basic Concepts Event Binding: In React, you typically use camelCase for event names (e.g., onClick, onChange). Event Handling: You can pass a function as an event handler directly in JSX. Synthetic Events: React wraps the native events in a synthetic event to ensure cross-browser compatibility. ExampleHere's a simple example of handling a button click and an input change: import React, { useState } from 'react'; const EventHandlingExample = () => { const [inputValue, setInputValue] = useState('');…