This project demonstrates how to apply conditional rendering in React classes.
Conditional rendering allows you to control what content to render and when you want it to render based on conditions you define. This tool helps you create flexible components and allows you to write clean code.
In React, you can add classes using the className property in order to style your components. However, you can create flexible and adaptable classes by rendering the conditionally
With conditional rendering, you can:
- Choose to include or exclude a section of your JSX component
- Return varied JSX depending on the condition you set
- Improve your app's performance by rendering only the necessary components
- Improve code readability and reduce duplication
- By using the Ternary Operator and the Logical AND (&&) Operator