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In this Modern React, Express 2024 – Build Complete Canva Project A–Z lesson, you’ll master conditional rendering in JSX using the Ternary Operator (? :) — the most common and efficient way to handle inline conditions in React components. Whether you’re toggling UI elements, displaying user data, or controlling component states in your Canva Clone project, this approach keeps your code clean and expressive.

Here’s what you’ll learn in this video:

How the ternary operator works inside JSX for rendering conditional UI

The difference between If-Else, logical (&&), and ternary rendering

How to use ternaries for inline JSX conditions and dynamic content

Common pitfalls to avoid (like nested ternaries) and best practices

Real-world use cases in React apps — from login forms to feature toggles

By the end of this lesson, you’ll know exactly when and how to use ternary operators to make your JSX more concise, readable, and professional — an essential React skill for all full-stack developers.

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