To pass props to JSX components, you can simply add attributes to the components when they are defined. Props are passed as objects, where each key-value pair represents a specific prop. Here is an example of how to pass props to a JSX component:

  jsx

  // Parent component

  import React from "react";

  import ChildComponent from "./ChildComponent";

  const ParentComponent = () => {

   const name = "John";

   const age = 25;

   return ;

  };

  export default ParentComponent;

  // Child component

  import React from "react";

  const ChildComponent = (props) => {

   return (

  

   );

  };

  export default ChildComponent;

  In this example, the `ParentComponent` is passing `name` and `age` as props to the `ChildComponent`. The props are accessed within the child component using the `props` object.

  You can then use the props within the JSX by using curly braces and accessing the prop values, as shown in the example above.

  Note that props are read-only and cannot be modified within the child component. If you need to modify the props, you should consider using the state instead.