Input Tag in HTML VS Input Tag in react

2 WAY v/s Unidirectional Data Binding

1. In a standard HTML environment, the input tag has two-way data binding, which means that changes to the value of the input tag are automatically reflected in the UI, and vice versa.<br/>

2. Two-way data binding is a concept in web development where the values of the UI elements and the data model are automatically synchronized. This means that when the user updates the value of the UI element, the data model is automatically updated, and when the data model changes, the UI is automatically updated to reflect the new data.

3. In React, on the other hand, the value of the input tag is controlled by the state of the component, and changes to the value are not automatically reflected in the UI. Instead, you need to explicitly update the state of the component to update the value of the input tag.

   React's approach to handling user input with controlled components has some advantages over the two-way data binding approach.

4. For example, it makes it easier to validate and sanitize user input, and it ensures that the state of the component always reflects the current value of the input tag, even if the value is changed by some other means (such as a script or an external library). However, it may require more code to handle user input compared to the two-way data binding approach used in traditional HTML.