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Conditional Rendering
In React, conditional rendering is a way to control what a component displays based on a condition. If the condition is true, a specific UI element appears; if it’s false, it doesn’t show, or something else can appear instead. This helps make the interface dynamic and responsive, just as a program decides what to do next based on rules.
{inputValue && (
<FontAwesomeIcon
icon={faCircleXmark}
className="clear-icon text-xl md:text-2xl absolute cursor-pointer"
onClick={() => setInputValue("")}
/>
)}Explanation:
This uses conditional rendering to display the clear icon only when inputValue contains text. If a value exists (true), the close icon appears; if it’s empty (false), nothing is shown. When the icon is clicked, setInputValue("") runs and clears the input field instantly.










