Stop Using && Operator for Conditional Rendering in React

Stop Using && Operator for Conditional Rendering in React

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[israeloladosu]

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you can as well cast condition to a boolean
{!!condition && <h2> Conditional Rendering</h2>} --> This should work just fine

[manyokotech]

My friend you are amazing on the way you explain concepts. Thank you && from Tanzania ❤

[aysenuraydn]

I've been looking for the term that explains this conditional rendering and learned that it is called Short Circuiting. Thank you a lot, sir! 🤓

[abahiduh]

You should explain The CONCERT OF PROGRAMMING...the logic of FUNCTIONS, CONDITIONALS, LOOPS of Objects or Jsons... theses are they struggle understanding how to put the pices logic

[tamerahmed]

YES… more of react tutorials plz! Thank you