In this section, you'll learn how to create links. You might be tempted to use the standard <a> elements to link to pages controlled by react-router. The problem with this approach is that these links will try to locate the page on the backend by sending a GET request. This isn't what you want, because the route configuration is already in the browser.
First, you'll see an example that illustrates how <Link> elements are just like <a> elements in most ways. Then, you'll see how to build links that use URL parameters and query parameters.
