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Vue3 Api Components

# Vue3 components property\\n\\n* * Vue3 Options API](#)\\n\\nIn Vue3, the `components` property is used to register local components. Components registered through the `components` property can only be used in the current component and will not affect other components. This allows us to reuse the same component name in different components without causing naming conflicts.\\n\\n* * *\\n\\n## How to Use the Components Property?\\n\\nUsing the `components` property is very simple. You only need to define a `components` object in the `script` section of your Vue component, and then add the components you want to register as properties of that object.\\n\\n### 1. Example Code\\n\\n## Instance\\n\\n
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\\n\\n import MyComponent from './MyComponent.vue';\\n\\n export default {\\n\\n components: {\\n\\n MyComponent\\n\\n }\\n\\n }\\n\\n### 2. Code Explanation\\n\\n* **``**: This is the tag where we use the registered local component in the template.\\n* **`import MyComponent from './MyComponent.vue';`**: First, we need to import the component we want to register.\\n* **`components: { MyComponent }`**: In the `components` object, we register `MyComponent` as a local component.\\n\\n* * *\\n\\n## Why Use the Components Property?\\n\\nRegistering local components using the `components` property has several benefits:\\n\\n1. **Modularity**: Split components into smaller parts, making code easier to maintain and understand.\\n2. **Reusability**: You can reuse the same component in different components without redefining it.\\n3. **Namespace**: The registration scope of local components is limited to the current component, avoiding global naming conflicts.\\n\\n* * *\\n\\n## Notes\\n\\n* **Scope of Local Components**: Components registered through the `components` property can only be used in the current component. If you need to use the same component in other components, you need to register it again in those components.\\n* **Component Naming**: Component names typically use PascalCase, but when used in templates, you can use kebab-case.
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