Creating a route in React

Task

1. You are using the code from the lesson item titled The Navbar. Your goal is to add another link to the existing code. This link should show a brand new component, named Contact. So, add a new file, Contact.js, to the root of the src folder.
2. Inside the Contact.js file, add an ES5 function, named Contact. The the export default Contact after the Contact function's closing curly brace.
3. Inside the body of the Contact function, add a return statement with the following code: <h1>Contact me on this page.</h1>.
4. Inside the App.js file, import the newly-built Contact component.
5. Inside the App.js file's App function's return statement, locate the nav element, and inside of it, add another <Link> element, with the to attribute pointing to contact, the className set to "nav-item", and the the text inside the Link element's opening and closing tags set to Contact.
6. Inside the Routes element, add a third route, with the path attribute pointing to "/contact", and the element attribute set to {<Contact />}.
7. Save all your changes and view your updates in the served app. You should have three links in the top navbar, and the third link should be Contact. Once you click the link, the sentence "Contact me on this page" should replace whatever other content was under the navbar previously.

About this React app

This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.

Setup

1. Open the built-in terminal
2. Run npm install to add the node_modules folder
3. Run npm start
4. Click the "Open Development server" in the bottom status bar to view the running react app in the browser.