Logical AND Operator in ReactJS
Today we will show you how to use logical AND operator in ReactJS with example. It's also known as short circuit evaluation.
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Use curly braces to embed AND Operator (&&) in JSX. Let’s consider two parts for syntax understanding.
Syntax:
{PART_A && PART_B}
If PART_A become true then PART_B will execute. It’s the same as the code below.
if(PART_A) {
PART_B
}
Example:
Refer previous article: Ternary Operator in ReactJS
Let's refer to the same example of the previous article where we will convert the `Tab.js` code into the logical && operator.
// Logical AND Operator
return showTab && <div style={{ marginTop: 10 }}>
...
...
</div>
After changing the code of Tab component, your `Tab.js` file should be same as below.
Tab.js
import React from 'react';
const tab = (showTab) => {
// Logical AND Operator
return showTab && <div style={{ marginTop: 10 }}>
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</div>
}
export default tab;
Here we have changed the code in only single file (`Tab.js`), everything else will remain the same.
Output:
Output - Logical AND Operator in ReactJS - Clue Mediator
Thank you for reading. Happy Coding!
