how does redux work?

Redux is a tool that helps create a better flow of information in a computer program. It helps makes programs easier to use and easier to debug. Let’s use an analogy to help explain how it works. Imagine a river with many tributaries (smaller streams) flowing into it. The river represents the main program, and the tributaries represent different parts of the program, such as the user interface, the database, or any other part. Redux helps organize the flow between these tributaries, making sure that the right information is going to the right places. It helps to ensure that everything is running smoothly and that the program can be easily understood and changed if needed. One fun fact about Redux is that it was created by Dan Abramov and Andrew Clark in 2015 and has become a popular tool for web development ever since.