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Using Conditions in JSX

Let's make it so that depending on the contents of the constant show, one or the other text is displayed on the screen:

function App() { let text; const show = true; if (show) { text = 'text1'; } else { text = 'text2'; } return <div> {text} </div>; }

You can make it so that the variable stores not the text, but the tag:

function App() { let text; const show = true; if (show) { text = <p>text1</p>; } else { text = <p>text2</p>; } return <div> {text} </div>; }
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