Context as a Provider

React applications often need to share data, such as theme, user information, or language preferences, across deeply nested components. Without a shared mechanism, this results in repetitive prop drilling and scattered logic. React’s Context API solves this by allowing components to access shared values without manually passing props, and introduces a cleaner way to declare providers that makes your code more intuitive and maintainable.

What a context provider does

A provider makes a value accessible to all components inside its tree. The value can be a string, number, object, or function, and React simply stores whatever you pass ...