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React Conditionals

In React.js, conditional rendering is a common practice where you render different content or components based on certain conditions. This is achieved using JavaScript's conditional statements and expressions.

Ways to implement conditionals

Using IF statements

app/page.tsx
1import React from "react";
2const MyComponent = ({ condition }) => {
3	if (condition) {
4		return <p>This is true!</p>;
5	} else {
6		return <p>This is false!</p>;
7	}
8};
9export default MyComponent;

Using Ternary Operator

Syntax :condition ? True : False
app/page.tsx
1import React from "react";
2const MyComponent = ({ condition }) => {
3	return (
4		<div>;{condition ? <p>This is true!</p> : <p>This is false!</p>}</div>
5	);
6};
7export default MyComponent;

Using Logical && Operators

app/page.tsx
1import React from "react";
2const MyComponent = ({ condition }) => {
3	return <div>;{condition && <p>This is true!</p>}</div>;
4};
5export default MyComponent;

Tip : Choose the method that fits your specific use case and coding style. Conditional rendering is a powerful feature in React that allows you to create dynamic and responsive user interfaces.

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