Route Definition: Define routes using the HTTP verbs (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.) and specify the URL patterns. Each route is associated with a route handler function that is executed when the defined URL is accessed.

Route Parameters: Utilize route parameters to capture dynamic values from the URL. Parameters provide flexibility and enable you to create reusable route handlers.

Route Middleware: Attach middleware functions to routes to perform tasks like authentication, data validation, and logging before the route handler is executed.

Route Chaining: Chain multiple route handlers and middleware functions for a single route, allowing you to create modular and organized request processing pipelines.

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