I've had to use the <> </> a few times, and also returned elements inside arrays a few times too, after this adjacent JSX error came up. Finally I understood why is the way is it. Thanks for the nice article.
Glad I could help.
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I've had to use the <> </> a few times, and also returned elements inside arrays a few times too, after this adjacent JSX error came up. Finally I understood why is the way is it. Thanks for the nice article.
Glad I could help.