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The Render Props pattern shares code between React components using a prop whose value is a function that returns a React element, enabling behavior reuse without inheritance.

The Render Props pattern is a React-specific technique for sharing code between components where a component accepts a function as a prop (often called render or children as a function) that returns a React element. This pattern is a behavioral pattern because it defines how components communicate and share behavior. While Hooks have largely replaced render props for many use cases, it remains valuable for certain scenarios like complex state machines and animation libraries.