You are refactoring a React application and notice that two components, one with a
and another with a , are conditionally rendered at the same location based on some state. What would React do during reconciliation when the state changes between these two component types?

  • Prioritize rendering the
    over the
  • Render both components simultaneously
  • Replace the existing component with the new one
  • Throw an error because of invalid JSX syntax
When conditionally rendering two components at the same location in React, React will replace the existing component with the new one when the state changes. This is because React reconciles the virtual DOM, and when the state changes, it updates the DOM to match the new JSX structure. It doesn't render both components simultaneously, and it doesn't throw an error as long as the JSX syntax is valid.
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