Grammar1: rowStyle = (row, rowIndex, rowParity) => {...}
Grammar2: rowStyle = {{ backgroundColor: "red", color: "white" }}

// example 1 (simple):
<Table
  dataSource={dataSource}
  columns={columns}
  rowStyle={(row, rowIndex, rowParity) =>
    rowParity === "odd" ? { backgroundColor: "#f9f9f9" } : {}
  }
/>

// example 2 (full):
<Table
  dataSource={dataSource}
  columns={columns}
  rowStyle={(row, rowIndex, rowParity) => {
    if (rowIndex === 0) {
      return { fontWeight: "bold" }; // first line bold
    }
    if (row.status === "error") {
      return { backgroundColor: "#ffe6e6" }; // error status lines are marked in red
    }
    if (rowParity === "odd") {
      return { backgroundColor: "#f9f9f9" }; // odd row background color
    }
    return {};
  }}
/>

Use the rowStyle property to adjust the style of the row. If you want to update the precise style of each cell, including the style of each row, or more complex requirements such as zebra crossings, highlighting key columns, etc., then use the more powerful cellStyle property.

Grammar1: cellStyle = (row, col, rowIndex, colIndex, rowParity, colParity) => {...}
Grammar2: cellStyle = {{ backgroundColor: "red", color: "white" }}

// example 1 (simple):
<Table
  dataSource={dataSource}
  columns={columns}
  cellStyle={(row, col, rowIndex, colIndex, rowParity, colParity) =>
    colParity === "even" ? { color: "blue" } : {}
  }
/>

// example 2 (full):
<Table
  dataSource={dataSource}
  columns={columns}
  cellStyle={(
    row,        // the data object of the current row
    col,        // the configuration object for the current column
    rowIndex,   // current row index
    colIndex,   // current column index
    rowParity,  // the parity of the current row
    colParity   // the parity of the current column
  ) => {
    if (rowIndex === 0) return { fontWeight: "bold" }; // first line bold
    if (colIndex === 0) return { color: "blue" }; // first column text color
    if (rowParity === "odd") return { backgroundColor: "#f9f9f9" }; // odd row background
    if (colParity === "even") return { color: "green" }; // even column text color
    if (row[col.dataIndex] > 100) return { color: "red" }; // greater than 100 marked in red
    return {};
  }}
/>

Using the cellStyle property, you can precisely control the style of each cell, such as setting the background color or font color, and can customize it as needed. cellStyle takes precedence over rowStyle and will override the default style at the rendering level. If you only want to set the style for an entire row, use the rowStyle property.

Suggestion:
   Entire row style: use rowStyle
   Cell style: use cellStyle