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Inserted other updated way of installation of CRA (#25162)

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* Inserted other updated way of installation of CRA

Now, the documentation of react showing the example "npx create-react-app my-app" because it is made easy from npm 5.2+.

* Bifurcation of different methods
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Saka Sai Trinath
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@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Everything in React is a component.
But before that we need to make sure to have node.js and npm installed in the computer. Optionally we can use CRA(Create React App) which is a tool built by developers at Facebook to help you build React applications. It saves you from time-consuming setup and configuration. You simply run one command and create-react-app sets up the tools you need to start your React project. But before that we need to make sure to have node.js and npm installed in the computer. Optionally we can use CRA(Create React App) which is a tool built by developers at Facebook to help you build React applications. It saves you from time-consuming setup and configuration. You simply run one command and create-react-app sets up the tools you need to start your React project.
We can install it through the following commands We can install it through the following commands
``` ```bash
npm install -g create-react-app npm install -g create-react-app
create-react-app my-app create-react-app my-app
@ -19,6 +19,13 @@ cd my-app
npm start npm start
``` ```
Or, on npm 5.2+ with Node.js 6.0+,
```bash
npx create-react-app my-app
cd my-app
npm start
```
The command line should give you an output where you can find the application in the browser. The default should be localhost:8080. If you are only using IE or Edge on your Windows machine, I can recommend you to install Chrome as well to access the developer environment and the React Developer Tools which are available as Chrome extension. The command line should give you an output where you can find the application in the browser. The default should be localhost:8080. If you are only using IE or Edge on your Windows machine, I can recommend you to install Chrome as well to access the developer environment and the React Developer Tools which are available as Chrome extension.
** If you don't use Chrome, there are extensions that let you use Chrome extensions. ** ** If you don't use Chrome, there are extensions that let you use Chrome extensions. **