• Event Handling Function: Begin by defining an event handling function, onMouseOutCaptureHandler, within the App component. This function logs a message, indicating the occurrence of the onMouseOutCapture event.
• Component Structure: Utilize the React div element with the className “App” to structure the component. Include an <h1> element displaying a greeting and a <p> element where the onMouseOutCapture event is set to trigger the previously defined event handling function.
• Component Export: Conclude the component definition by exporting the App component as the default export. This sets up the application to display a greeting and respond to the onMouseOutCapture event on the specified paragraph element.

Syntax:

<element onMouseOutCapture={function}/>

The React `onMouseOutCapture` is like a watchman that notices when your mouse pointer leaves an element or its kids. It’s similar to `onMouseOut`, but the cool part is that it pays attention as soon as you start moving the mouse away, while `onMouseOut` waits a bit. Think of it as happening in two different phases of the mouse movement.