The code below will render "0" when data is empty. const RenderData = ({ data }) => data.length && data.map(...);
const RenderData = ({ data }) => data.length && data.map(...);
What about this.? const RenderData = ({ data }) => (!!data.length) && data.map(...);
const RenderData = ({ data }) => (!!data.length) && data.map(...);
That would return false. I think the trap here is that it is easy to forget to cast the data.length to a boolean type.
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data.length
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What about this.?
const RenderData = ({ data }) => (!!data.length) && data.map(...);That would return
false. I think the trap here is that it is easy to forget to cast thedata.lengthto a boolean type.