React is a highly popular js library which makes writing frontend a breeze, it makes javascript make more sense by laying out UIs in components which acts and behaves independently. React is one of the go to libraries for modern web development.

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You are missing exact:

Explaining my initial comment.

As stated, you are missing exact in your Route. The exact param comes into play when you have multiple paths that have similar names (your initial problem)

What does exact do?

The exact param disables the partial matching for a route and makes sure that it only returns the route if the path is an EXACT match to the current url.

Where you should define routes?

App.js is a good starting point for main routes. If you have nested components like Parent > Child, and each chuld can be different, then define Parent in App.js and Inside Parent Component, define routes for your Child.

In general, it all depends on your app flow and Architecture

Here's the final solution you can try out in case no other solution was helpful to you. This one's applicable and useful in some cases and could possiblty be of some help. No worries if you're unsure about it but I'd recommend going through it.

You could try to remove the object in your path prop

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It's the only thing I saw as a problem here, I've wrote your code just to test and it works

Check it here

React has become the go to library for frontend development. It has a wide community support and a multitude of ready made components. These were few of the solutions reported helpful by the community. Hope it turns out helpful for you as well.