What is jsx? Can we use jsx in typescript?



What is jsx? Can we use jsx in typescript?..

Answer / Rakesh Priya

JSX is a syntax extension for JavaScript that allows you to write HTML-like code within your JavaScript files. It's commonly used with React to define the UI of a component. Yes, it is possible to use JSX in TypeScript by installing the 'typescript' and '@types/react' packages, configuring tsconfig.json, and using the '.tsx' file extension instead of '.ts'. This will allow you to write JSX syntax within your TypeScript files.

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