ReactJS Tutorial 19: Conditionally Rendering List Items

In this lecture we will learn how to conditionally render list items in React.

[TheAzrayell]

firstly I greatly appreciate this series and also your straightforward no frills explanations. I have a question regarding this lesson, instead of using fragments why don't we just return the <li> components such as:

return price>10 ? <li>{emoji} {name} {price}</li>: "";

It seems to work the same or if I'm missing something it would sure be helpful if you could point that out.
thanks again.

[danielurizar]

Thanks for this great tutorial. Mmm 5:12, what about this alternative instead of ternary with empty string: return (
price > 5 && (
<li>
{emoji} {name} {price}
</li>
)
);

[roni_yosipov]

pleas upload more videos or just a bit longer once, i got here in 2 days and i dont want it to be over . very nice videos and lessons thank you!

[mr.RAND]

Can we use filter functional programming?

[PanagiotisHalatsakos]

preferably use the <array>.filter function for filtering instead of ternary to be honest. Useful tip about fragments :)

[ferdause]

Outstanding lecture.. No bakwas only sidhe bat