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fixesdevelopit#40
and developit#37
inspired by developit#41
The only place we don't have parity right now is arrays (because that's
how children are passed) and bigint (because I'm not gonna do dependency
wrangling rn)
fixesdevelopit#40
and developit#37
inspired by developit#41
The only place we don't have parity right now is arrays (because that's
how children are passed) and bigint (because I'm not gonna do dependency
wrangling rn)
In react, the number zero will be rendered directly, rather than taken as false or null.
let items = ['one', 'two', 'three']; document.body.innerHTML = ( <div class="foo"> <h1>Hi!</h1> <p>Here is a list of {items.length} items:</p> <ul> { items.map( item => ( <li>{ 1 }</li> )) } </ul> </div> );
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