- When we want to display a list of data, how do we do?
・src/Example.js
const animals = ["Dog", "Cat", "Rat"]; const Example = () => { return ( <> <ul> {/* Not using the map function. */} <li>{animals[0]}</li> <li>{animals[1]}</li> <li>{animals[2]}</li> </ul> </> ); }; export default Example;
- This code displays a list of data correctly.
・src/Example.js
const animals = ["Dog", "Cat", "Rat"]; const Example = () => { return ( <> <ul> {/* Using the map function. */} {animals.map((animal) => ( <li> {animal}</li> ))} </ul> </> ); }; export default Example;
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When we want to display a list of data, the Map function is often used to display an array of data like
<li></li>
element. -
Please don't forget to put the key attribute on the
<li></li>
element. -
This code is cleaner than the previous one.
・This is the console's warning, in case we don't put the key attribute on the <li></li>
element.
・This is the result on the screen.