wow, first time I come across this expression: <>{ condition ? children : null }. What's its name? Thanks.
<>{ condition ? children : null }
Ternaty operator When you put it inside a React fragment, you ensure that the function will always return JSX.
ah, I think, it should be: <>{ condition ? children : null }</>
<>{ condition ? children : null }</>
Or, the closing </> is optional? Thanks.
</>
Yeah, you should close it. I'd review my code snippets again next time.
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wow, first time I come across this expression:
<>{ condition ? children : null }. What's its name? Thanks.Ternaty operator
When you put it inside a React fragment, you ensure that the function will always return JSX.
ah, I think, it should be:
<>{ condition ? children : null }</>Or, the closing
</>is optional? Thanks.Yeah, you should close it. I'd review my code snippets again next time.