React does not separate HTML, CSS and HTML. Vue(for example) on the other hand, at least does.
While both have everything in a single (JS) file, in Vue it is at least separated. At the top you have your HTML, then your JS, and finally, your CSS.
I haven't used React yet, only seen codes, so I said the above based on those.
Also, React has barely any logic in the code IMO, which makes it very hard to learn.
Don't know anything about angular.
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React does not separate HTML, CSS and HTML. Vue(for example) on the other hand, at least does.
While both have everything in a single (JS) file, in Vue it is at least separated. At the top you have your HTML, then your JS, and finally, your CSS.
I haven't used React yet, only seen codes, so I said the above based on those.
Also, React has barely any logic in the code IMO, which makes it very hard to learn.
Don't know anything about angular.