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Higher Order Components (“HOC” in short) is a react application design pattern that is used to enhance components with reusable code. They enable to add functionality and behaviors to existing component classes.
A HOC is a pure javascript function that accepts a component as it’s argument and returns a new component with the extended functionality.
HOCs are pretty often used in third party libraries. Such as the Redux connect function.