In the previous examples we have seen that we use the 'class' keyword and extends React.Component syntax for creating a React component. This syntax is required for creating a regular React component will full feature support like state, refs, lifecycle methods etc. If we need to create simple components which don't need these features we can create simple Functional stateless components using a simpler syntax.
Functional components don’t support state, refs, or lifecycle methods, in the below example we can see that there is no reference to this.state or the class keywords.
Functional components don’t support state, refs, or lifecycle methods, in the below example we can see that there is no reference to this.state or the class keywords.
