Understanding JSX in React

When starting with React, many beginners get confused by JSX. But don't worry, I'm here to help you along the way!

💡 What is JSX? JSX is a syntax that looks like HTML but allows us to write JavaScript expressions within curly braces {}. This means you can:

• Reference variables

• Loop over arrays (e.g., using map)

• Use operators like the ternary ? :
  Note: Statements like if/else or for loops aren't allowed in JSX.

🔑 Key JSX Rules:

• JSX is a JavaScript expression, meaning you can store it in variables, use it in functions, and more.

It must have one root element. If you need multiple, use a React Fragment (<></>).

Please check the following Super helpful slide.