How to programmatically navigate using React Router

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How to programmatically navigate using React Router?

I’m using React Router in my project, and I need to navigate to a different route programmatically, such as after a form submission or a button click. I’ve come across terms like useNavigate and history, but I’m unsure how to implement this correctly in React Router. Can someone guide me?

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