The react-router, which is the <Route> component, accepts the following props:

Route.propTypes= {
 computedMatch:PropTypes.object,
 path:PropTypes.string,
 exact:PropTypes.bool,
 strict:PropTypes.bool,
 sensitive:PropTypes.bool,
 component:PropTypes.func,
 render:PropTypes.func,
 children:PropTypes.oneOfType([PropTypes.func, PropTypes.node]),
 location:PropTypes.object
};

1. Exact props: To match the browser's location.pathname exactly with the <Route> component's path, we can add the exact prop to the <Route>, as follows:

<Route
    path="/admin"
    component={AdminComponent}
    exact
/>

2. Strict props: For the strict prop, react-router ensures that <Route> matches only if the URL has a trailing slash. This means that if strict props are used in the Route component, /admin/users/ will be matched, whereas /admin/users will not be matched:

<Route
    path="/admin/"
    component={AdminComponent}
    strict
/>

3. Sensitive props: The sensitive prop ensures that the path prop's case is taken into consideration when matching it with the browser's URL path:

<Route
   path="/Admin"
 component={AdminComponent}
 sensitive
/>
<Route
 path="/admin"
 component={AdminDashboardComponent}
 sensitive
/>

4. Render prop: The render prop is used for inline rendering:

<Route
    path="/about"
    render={() => (
        <div> This is about us page. </div>
    )}
/>