Practice Code Splitting & Lazy Loading (1.3.1) - Advanced Front-End Development

Practice: Code Splitting & Lazy Loading

Lesson 1.3.1Advanced Front-End Development

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Question 1.
What is code splitting?
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Think about why loading everything all at once might not be effective.
Question 2.
What does React.lazy() do?
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Consider what happens in your code when components are not used immediately.
3Question 3.
What is the primary benefit of code splitting?
- A) It decreases file sizes.
- B) It improves initial load times.
- C) It helps with caching.
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Think about how quickly you can access parts of your application.
4Question 4.
True or False: Lazy loading can improve the performance of web applications.
- True
- False
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Consider the benefits of loading only essential resources at first.
Question 5.
Create a multi-page React application that implements both code splitting and lazy loading effectively. Describe your implementation strategy.
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Sketch your routes and components, deciding which ones are essential for the first load.
Question 6.
Analyze a poorly performing web application and suggest how code splitting and lazy loading could be used to improve it. Provide specific examples.
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Consider user interactions and how they relate to loading resources.

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