Which of the following statements accurately describes an aspect of Client$-$Side Rendering

$($CSR$)$ vs Server$-$Side Rendering $($SSR$)$ in Next.js$?$

Answers:

$1.$ SSR is typically slower for the initial page load because the browser must download and execute a large

JavaScript bundle before rendering the page.

$2.$ CSR is advantageous for the initial page load as it allows for quick rendering without the need to

download large JavaScript bundles.

$3.$ SSR offers a faster initial page load as the server sends a fully rendered HTML page to the client,

bypassing the need for the browser to download and process JavaScript bundles.

$4.$ Both CSR and SSR render web pages at the same speed for both initial loads and small re$-$renders

because they process the JavaScript and React code in the same way.

$5.$ Next.js only uses SSR to render React components, which does not allow for the performance benefits

of pure CSR as seen in React.