Using React Context for state management in Next.js

There are several ways to manage state in Next.js applications without installing anything extra. One of the easiest methods is using React Context, which allows data to be passed through the component tree without manual prop passing at every level. To use Context across an entire application, you need to create a context object and wrap your components with it. This enables access to shared state from any component in the application, making it easier to manage state without unnecessary re-renders.

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