reactjsHow do I use quotes in ReactJS?

In ReactJS, you can use quotes to enclose strings in JSX code. Here is an example of how to use quotes in ReactJS:

const App = () => {
  return <h1>Hello, "World"</h1>;
};

This code will render a heading with the text "Hello, World".

When using quotes in ReactJS, there are a few things to keep in mind:

1. Single quotes and double quotes can both be used. For example, <h1>Hello, "World"</h1> and <h1>Hello, 'World'</h1> are both valid.

2. If you need to use quotes inside a string, you can use backslashes to escape them. For example, <h1>Hello, \"World\"</h1> will render the same as the previous examples.

3. If you need to use both single and double quotes in the same string, you can use template literals. For example, <h1>Hello, ${"World"}</h1> will render the same as the previous examples.

These are the basics of using quotes in ReactJS. For more information, check out the following links:

• MDN - Template Literals
• React - JSX In Depth

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